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A collective of racialised students & young people reimagining the interconnected futures of Black feminism, climate justice and liberated education 🤎

Joined June 2018
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🚨 A reminder that our sign ups are still open, but time is running out! 🚨 We are also offering support with travel and accommodation to ensure that everybody who wants to come this weekend can! So make sure you sign up now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… See you all there. 🤎
Introducing ‘The Miseducation’ 🤎 - TALAWA’s first weekender! We are bringing together Black and racialised students, sabbs, workers and young people together to learn, connect and imagine. 💭
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Calling all Black and racialised students and young people who care about the future of education, sustainability and building community! TALWA's 'the Miseducation' event is this weekend and is not one to miss! 🤎 Sign up now: forms.gle/8Szjvp5nfRpURj5y8
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Hear from @Larissa_Ken about why you should be at TALAWA's 'The Miseducation' event this weekend! 🤎 ⏰ Sign ups are still open, there's still time, but actually fast! Sign up now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Introducing ‘The Miseducation’ 🤎 - TALAWA’s first weekender! We are bringing together Black and racialised students, sabbs, workers and young people together to learn, connect and imagine. 💭
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The weekender will be taking place from 12:30 PM - 5:30 PM on Saturday 2nd March (with optional events up till 10pm including films and music) and 9:30 AM - 16:30 PM Sunday 3rd March. 📝
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We have a range of incredible sessions including imagination labs that help us map the future of our education, joyful spaces where we build community, as well as holding spaces that pour into us and our movements. ✨ Sign up today: forms.gle/8Szjvp5nfRpURj5y8
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We are TALAWA 🤎 a Black-led grassroots collective comprised of racialised students, sabbatical officers and impassioned young people. We’re working towards a vision of a unified future where liberation is the standard, not a pipe dream.✊🏽
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We are interconnected by nature and by design. We stand at the intersection of Black feminism, climate justice, anti-racism and liberated education. ✨
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Our name, TALAWA, stems from the Jamaican patois phrase, “wi likkle but wi tallawah!” meaning, “we may be small but we are powerful”. Drawing from Caribbean radical tradition, TALAWA focuses on our collective power to forge new and bright futures. Join us on our journey! 💫
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“you cannot transform the world until you are transformed first; feminism is a journey from the inside, out” #WomenLeadUG #UpliftYoungWomen – at Kampala, Uganda
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“make your cause a people’s cause; when you do that, people will come on the journey with you” - @MiriaDr #WomenLeadUG #UpliftYoungWomen – at Kampala, Uganda
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“You need to know who you are. Power, influence and confidence come from a strong sense of identity” - @MiriaDr #WomenLeadUG #UpliftYoungWomen – at Kampala, Uganda
“My leadership started with my childhood dream of gender equality” - @MiriaDr – at Kampala, Uganda
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yesterday @Larissa_Ken shared our video about the myths around FGM with grassroots Black feminist organisers working to end gender-based violence in ▶️Uganda ▶️Tanzania ▶️Somaliland & ▶️the UK & shared our journey in digital activism👩🏾‍💻 watch the video: youtu.be/uLptA760iOg – at Kampala, Uganda
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yesterday? a whole mood! tuwezeshe akina dada // empowering our sisters ⚡️⚡️⚡️
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look at the joy of being with @TuwezesheDada sisters in activism from across @FORWARDUK, @Wales_SSAP, @cdftz, @amwaafrika 🥳💜
The development of radical praxis often hinges on the co-creation possible only with community. Spaces for engagement with the practical realities of Black feminist ideology are invaluable.
🚨update: where are we, what are we up to and who we are with🚨 ▶️where: Kampala, Uganda ▶️what: attending the Tuwezeshe Akina Dada Conference for activists working to end gender-based violence ▶️who: UK, Somali, Kenyan, Tanzanian, Ugandan Black feminist organisers