We build community-led health and healing that creates capacity for transformation.
Working for and with communities surviving state and systemic oppression, we build towards futures rooted in dignity, safety and belonging and free from intimate, interpersonal and structural violence. Our practice nurtures the work of radical and holistic medicine to support our personal, collective and structural transformation.
Introducing:
Rehearsing Freedoms
Today, we start building towards a complete reimagining of our health systems — to emerge from a period of discovery, imagination, and collective growth together with ideas for a just and equitable system of community-centred health.
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Featured work
Deaths by Welfare Project
Our Deaths by Welfare Project investigates deaths linked to welfare reform and the violence of state austerity. The aim of the project is to make visible the slow and bureaucratic violence of the State, and to contextualise welfare related deaths as issues of disability, spatial, racial and economic justice. Read more
![Our newest Advisory Board member ✨
Lana Homeri (she/her) is an Iraqi Kurdish human rights lawyer, learning abolitionist, healing justice advocate, yoga teacher, and reiki practitioner. Lana was born in London and raised in the UK and Middle East. Her ancestry carries a rich history of forced displacement, creativity, self-determination, and freedom fighting and she is inspired and continually energised by the Kurdish Women’s Movement in Rojava. Her refugee history is what led her to work within the field of migrant justice in the UK. Most recently, she represented migrant youth across refugee camps in Europe in family reunification and asylum applications in response to the European refugee crisis. She discovered restorative practices as a pathway toward personal transformation as well as a way to support and ground her social justice work.
Lana is currently teaching HJL’s Restorative Yoga for Resilience sessions (link in bio!) and is deeply moved by somatic abolitionism and Tricia Hersey’s (@thenapministry) call for radical rest as a form of resistance to move us towards just and abundant futures.
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