We know that allyship isn’t a title—it’s a commitment. It’s more than just agreeing with the cause; it’s about taking real action when and where it matters most.
Are you ready to do more than just talk?
This event is a bold, honest, and action-driven conversation about what it means to be a true ally—one who shows up, speaks up, and stands up in ways that make a real difference. We’ll unpack the challenges, responsibilities, and power of allyship and explore how to move from passive support to active change.
Key Discussions Include:
· The Power of Active Allyship – What does meaningful allyship look like beyond social media statements and one-time gestures?
· Unspoken Truths – What are the difficult realities that need to be acknowledged for allyship to be effective?
· Discomfort as Growth – How can allies lean into discomfort, challenge biases, and use personal growth as a tool for change?
· The Balance of Allyship – How do allies amplify Black voices without centering themselves or speaking over marginalised groups?
· Accountability & Support – How do we hold ourselves and others accountable while fostering a culture of encouragement and responsibility?
· Continuous Learning – Why must allyship be an ongoing journey, not a one-time action? (Hint: Monthly education, unlearning, and history matter.)
· Intentionality & Action – What deliberate steps can allies take to be effective advocates and not just observers?
This is not a space for passive listening—it’s a space for reflection, growth, and commitment. If you believe in equity, justice, and real inclusion, now is the time to take action.
No more empty words. No more performative allyship. Let’s make it real.
Sign up today and be part of the movement for authentic, impactful allyship!
Host:
Aggie Yemurai Mutuma
Panellists:
Dr Jo Flack
Benjamin Motley
