Seeding Reparations and Shared Assets are steering a project, thanks to funding via Elsa Noterman from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), to develop a Reparations Action Guidebook. The project brings together people doing work which contributes to the understanding and practice of land reparations to co-develop resources on this work as part of a wider Land Justice Action Guidebook.
We will facilitate three workshops to enable people who have experience of organising and developing organising practices around reparations, and who want to share that knowledge to come together, so they can connect, work on a collective chapter for the Guidebook with the support of an artist, and share these resources to inspire others to take action.
If you are interested in being part of the workshops and resource development process please tell us a bit about yourself and the work you do below. We will try to make it so that the group is made of people with diverse perspectives, knowledge and practices. We can fund the time and expenses of up to 10 people, of £25 per hour + travel expenses. You would need to be available for all three workshops, on afternoons on weeks commencing 29th April and 27th May and 15th July.
Thank you for your interest and we will be touch with more information towards the end of March.
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