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Search results for: methodology

So you want to research Palestine?

Researching Palestine as an anti-Zionist academic and mental health practitioner situated in the Global North

Community Accountability, Research and Ethics (CARE)

Together we imagine what research ethics could look like if it was accountable to communities and movements and practise ethical research differently

 Report cover. Blue textured background with faint image of a woman wearing a hijab. Cover is designed to look like a folder with multiple pages and tabs in it. Bold black text with a red streak of ink circling around it. Text reads: 'The Violence of Liberal Racism. What Palestine Reveals About British Mental Health Care. An original research report by Dr. Tarek Younis.

The Violence of Liberal Racism: What Palestine Reveals About British Mental Health Care

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Deaths by Welfare

Explore the the Deaths by Welfare Project timeline, podcasts, resources, and videos. Together we are transforming our understanding of welfare state violence.

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Making Space for Embodied Rage in our Healing

A space for racialised/global majority people to explore connections with rage through embodied practice.

 Yomi Sode, Melz Owusu, Marai Larasi and Josh Rivers sitting on chairs in front of a small visible group

Building Brave and Beautiful Movements

Exploring the conditions and contexts that shape how we build and organise within social movements. We are ready.

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Breath Circle for Collective Capacity

Our Breath Circle for Collective Capacity is a gathering space for grounding. We hold this regular space for light stretching, breathing and meditative practice.

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The Power of Somatics for Collective Transformation

A discussion about the need and potential of somatics in our social justice movements.

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HJL Aftercare Menu

Tools for taking care of yourself after one of our workshops or events.

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Community Agreements

Guidance for how we show up together in HJL spaces.

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HJL Protest Regulating & Support

Tools to regulate and resource us before, during and after protest.

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Movement Medicine

Developing a cohort of somatic practitioners embedded in social movements to support personal and structural transformation.

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Life-Affirming Research at HJL

Exploring the role of research in building life-affirming, participatory, and collaborative visions of community-led health.

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Operations in Movement-Centred Organisations

Exploring how we structure, govern, and transform our organisation in challenging conditions.

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Communications as a Site of Transformation

Exploring the role of communications and narrative change in HJL’s work.

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Experiments in Imagination

The work of imagination opens up possibilities to transform our society – to redesign and remake the world together.

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Understanding Welfare State Violence

Calling some people a ‘burden’ provides a cover story for welfare state violence.

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An Introduction to Politicised Somatics

We are portals towards liberation.

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Unlearning Leadership

Exploring how models of leadership could be reconceptualised from a decolonial perspective.