09/07/2026
How can those of us standing against authoritarianism in all its forms stick together against the systems that harm us all, even when we hurt each other? Especially in times of great repression, our movement’s resources, bodies and tempers tend to be stretched paper-thin. This often means that we not only end up harming each other more than we might in less repressive times, but also that our reactions to those harms might jump the quickest and often the most severe consequence, rather than the strategic or right-sized response.
On the long-term scale of organizing, if we are fighting for other worlds and ways of being in relation with other people and planet that we think are possible, how might we also practice these worlds already within the contexts in which we are organizing?
I’ll be passing through Brussels in a couple of weeks, and I’m delighted to say that I’ll be offering a conversation-based workshop on these topics at the delightful-seeming
⏰ Thursday, 23. July, 18:30-21:30
📍 One Field Fallow (OFF), Onderrichtsstraat 60, 1000 Brussels
🎟️ Registration required (link in bio), pay what you can
In this workshop we’ll explore definitions of harm and its consequences in the context of movement and cultural organizing, as well as protocols and tactics for tending to harm when it happens in ways that strive not center care, rather than reproduce the very violences we are fighting against.
📻 Bonus: Also looking forward to hosting a special episode radio with my .radio debut while in town, hoping to chat with some local collectives about how these topics touch their contexts. Tune in or swing by 21. July 12:00-13:00!
If you’re based in Brussels, please share 🙏🏻
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