This report reflects on the Covid-19 pandemic, the denial of its ongoingness and how folks who are positioned as most vulnerable to the virus continue to organise to collectively respond to the current moment.
One of the strengths of our movements for liberation is in turning towards the trouble, not away. A letter drawing on a transformative justice lens to resist polarisation.
HJL’s Health Justice Researcher Dr Stephanie Davis writes on the future of collective care, labour and organising in this short fiction piece.
A conversation about the skills and wisdom that disabled people bring to surviving and thriving during the pandemic and beyond.
A workshop sharing frameworks and practices to reduce stress, address trauma and build embodied resilience.
Introducing plants in our surroundings and homemade recipes that can support us during challenging times.
Learnings from user-led mental health initiatives during the pandemic period.
A workshop on the healing benefits of the five tastes according to five element philosophy.
A conversation on the interconnections between food, farming and land with racial and healing justice.