Community Workshop: For Those Who Considered Co-Conspiring (When Allyship is Not Enuf) with king yaa

For Those Who Considered Co-Conspiring
​(When Allyship is Not Enuf)

August 1, 2020 | 10am-2pm PST/ 1pm-5pm EST
4 Hour ONLINE WORKSHOP

Description:
Move from a place of guilt and shame to really stepping up how you use your body, voice and privileges to enact meaningful structural changes.

This workshop is for for both whites as well as cisgender, heterosexual folx who have a burning desire to take actionable steps as a co-conspirator to disrupt racial and gender injustices and place their privilege at risk to support marginalized groups.

Focus:

• Unpacking whiteness as a construct so you’re not a racist/homophobe/transphobe
• Deconstructing allyship - why it is simply not enough
• Creating strategies to position & use privilege to dismantle white supremacy & to disrupt racial & LGBTQ+ injustices
  

To Register: 
Course fee: $297

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Once payment is received, you will receive an email confirmation within 24hrs with further information. Email eri@birthbruja.com if you do not receive your confirmation email.

NonRefundable: All payments are nonrefundable.

​Do you work for a Community Org or an Academic Institution?: 
Check to see if you can use continuing education funding to pay for this workshop!  Email eri@birthbruja.com if you need an invoice.

About the Facilitator:
  king yaa (pronouns: they/them/king!) is a black, genderqueer, queer, masculine of centre being who has birthed three humans. They are a Jamaican, raised in Toronto, Canada and currently occupy space in Cape Town, South Africa. Their work is grounded in and informed by intersectional feminism, anti-oppressive, trauma-informed care, body liberation and sex positive frameworks. king yaa centres their work on the intersections of queer wellness and dignity. Their offerings include gender affirming bodywork, somatic coaching, movement for resiliency, full spectrum birth support, transitioning companion and as well as training intentional health and wellness providers with LGBTQ+ competencies, specializing on queer, trans and non-binary individuals, to create safe and inclusive practices. 

Click here to learn more about king yaa and their work.