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July 19, 11 am to 2 pm United States Eastern Daylight Time (convert time zones here). Future sessions now scheduled through December 2024.
Join me as I co-facilitate "Should I Stay or Should I Go? An inquisitive journey into the sustainability industry," with Heather Luna of keduzi and Lavinia Muth, hosted by POSSIBLE FUTURES Decolonial Collective.
Do you have a nagging feeling that all the diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, justice, and sustainability ambitions in the world don't add up to a thriving society or livable climate?
Do you wonder how you can effect real change from within the diversity, sustainability, or aid industries, academia, or the nonprofit/ nongovernmental industrial complex? Do you ever wonder if you might be better placed to effect change from outside dominating entities and ideas in the above fields? What scares you about this? What excites you?
In this three-hour workshop, we will dive deeply into the following:
What you think/sense/feel about the effects of these industries on the world;
Where your role is, or could be, in relation to them;
If the world, and you/your family/your people, would be better served with you inside or outside these industries;
The fears you have of making changes from the inside or the outside (regarding money, status, influence, conflict, etc.); and,
What makes sense for you in terms of next steps.
This workshop will leave you facing more questions than answers, but you won’t be facing them alone.
The suggested price for a place at a session is USD $200 for those who have profited the most from capitalism and colonialism and/or are most closely connected to the disproportionately—but not exclusively—European/Euro-settler owning/ruling class.
Lack of access to financial capital should not prevent anyone from participating, however.
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