Farzana Khan

Co-founder & Executive Co-director

About Farzana Khan:

Farzana (she/they) is the co-founder and Executive Co-Director of Healing Justice Ldn. Her practice works on building community health, repair, and self-transformation rooted in disability justice, survivor work, and trauma-informed practice working with communities of colour and other marginalised and underrepresented groups. Farzana has over 10 years of background in Youth and Community work particularly focused on arts-based education projects both in the UK and internationally. Farzana is the former creative and strategic director at Voices that Shake, bringing together young people, artists, and campaigners to develop creative responses to social injustice. She ran this working at Platform London, a climate and social justice organisation working across arts, education, research, and activism.

Presentations

1 Presentations
May 18th17:15 to 18:45 (UTC)

Europe Regional Session

Hosted by Farzana Khan , Jael Rollin , Kelsey

This session will include presenters from Bewegungsstiftung/"In our Bodies - on the Streets"/Kommunikationskollektiv, Cradle Collective and Healing Justice Ldn.

Moderators: Anna + Valentina, Feminist Autonomous Centre for Research

Presentations

What does it take to make transformative justice truly transformative? with Jael Rollin, Bewegungsstiftung, "In our Bodies - on the Streets," and Kommunikationskollektiv

This workshop explores the obstacles and challenges - as well as ways forward to make transformative justice and community accountability truly transformative.  It draws from experiences from Generative Somatics in Central Eastern Europe and Caucasus, 15 years of facilitation and mediation in grassroot movements in Germany and 4 1/2 years accompanying social movements funded by Bewegungsstiftung. How can our movements and our accountability processes - especially when the shit hits the fan become compelling instead of frightening? What do we need to practice and what do we need to let go off in order to heal and move forwards with power?

Building skills for transformative justice approaches to violence and harm, in the heart of empire with Kelsey M., Cradle Community


Cradle is a collective experimenting with putting abolitionist and transformative justice principles into practice in the UK and elsewhere. They will be discussing their experiences in developing daily practices of violence and conflict intervention and de-escalation and community accountability approaches to supporting survivors of interpersonal and state violence and the specific challenges and questions they are working through in the UK.

Rehearsing Freedoms - Embodying Liberation and Structural Justice for Community Led Health & Healing with Farzana Khan, Healing Justice Ldn

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Art by Amir Khadar (@Amir.Khadar): Amir Khadar (They/Them) is a Sierra Leonean-American visual artist, designer, and educator originally from Minneapolis, and currently based in Philadelphia. Their artwork is intentionally positioned in social movement spaces, where it creates visual language for liberatory initiatives and agendas around racial, gender, and climate justice. Amir's illustrations are conceptually grounded through art's ability to imagine alternate worlds and make liberation tangible.