
At the intersection of racial justice & mental health, we focus on collective care, campaigning & change-making #abolition
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ALT Image description 1: Green background with brown hand on blue squiggly background holding a twig with leaves. There is the white synergi logo in the bottom right hand corner. Text reads: Legal Workshop.For BPOC user-led organisations working at the intersection of racial justice & mental ill health, trauma & distress led by: sistren legal collective. Date: Friday 25th April . Time: 1pm - 3pm Where: Online (zoom).

ALT Image description 1: Maroon background with flowers with orange dotted border. There is pictures of Liberated to The Bone book by Susan Raffo and My Grandmothers Hands by Resmaa Menakem as well as a video picture of vice video titled A Therapist Breaks Down How Our Bodies Carry Racial Trauma. Text description: Abolition in Practice Group. Theme: What's the Body got to do with it? Date: Monday 14th April. Time: 12-2pm.Where:Online (zoom).

ALT Image 1 description: Lime green background with circle border. with butterflies and flowers. Text description: Workshop 3: Nurturing Our Nature with Dal Kular. In ‘Nurturing Our Nature’ Zine Workshop, Dal will be guiding participants to step-by-step create their own mini personal zine inspired by our connections with/to nature, as beings of nature ourselves. From houseplants to the sky above us and from cityscapes to remote landscapes, nature surrounds us wherever we are. Think inspiring readings, guided meditations and relaxation, playful word-making activities, nourishing images, conversation and optional sharings, glue sticks, pens and scissors, and joyful mess-making! No prior experience needed. Zines are for everyone! Date: Friday 28th March Time: 3-5pm Where: Online (Zoom).

ALT Image description 2: Lime green background with a photo of Dal Kular. Text description: Dal Kular (she/her). Dal Kular is a writer, maker, zinester and facilitator of creative and nature-allied arts for healing, liberation and joy. She left school at 16 years old with 3 O-levels having been told she could never be a writer – returning to the power of words in her late forties – as an act of radical care and healing. Her debut poetry book (un)interrupted tongues, published by Fly on The Wall Press, emerged from a zine she created during her masters dissertation about the therapeutic and healing powers of zine-making. She lives in Sheffield.

ALT Image 3 description: Lime green background with black synergi flower. Text description: Registration. Please register your interest using the link in our bio and a zoom link for entry will be sent to you closer to the date. If you have any questions in the meantime please get in touch with us at [email protected].

