Why Public Narrative Matters
In times of systemic injustice and political crises activism demands more than just passion and dedication — it requires sustainable strategies for care, healing, and empowerment. Too often, movements struggle with exhaustion, internal conflicts, and the weight of oppressive structures. Too often, activists and organizations push for change at the cost of their own well-being.
- How do we continue fighting for justice when the weight of the world feels unbearable and we feel exhausted, helpless and disconnected from our own purpose?
- How do we sustain ourselves and our movements in the face of systemic oppression, burnout culture, and political repression and violence?
- How do we prevent internal conflicts going unaddressed, care work being undervalued, and collective strength eroding under the pressure of urgency.
Our Collective Care & Power Classes help activists, organizers, and communities build spaces where care and power go hand in hand. We address the hidden wounds of activism — because sustainable change starts from within.
What Will You Learn
These classes are not about self-care in isolation — they are about building interdependent movements that care and power in tandem. We use a mix of storytelling, somatic exercises, group reflections, and creative practices — because political change starts from within. You’ll leave with concrete
tools to strengthen both yourself and your community.
Exploring the intersection of collective care, power, and political resistance
Identifying and dismantling internalized oppression and its impact on movements
Developing conflict transformation strategies that strengthen solidarity
Cultivating emotional resilience and sustainable and regenerative activism practices
Building WELCOMING SPACES & networks of accountability, support, and collective empowerment
Reimagining power as something we create together, not something we take alone
»Movements have narratives. They tell stories, because they are not just about rearranging economics and politics. They also rearrange meaning. And they are not just about redistributing the goods. They are about figuring out what is good.«
MARSHALL GANZ
Community Organizing & Public Narrative Pioneer, Harvard University
Who Are Our Classes For
No matter your political path, we create transformative spaces where identities intersect, struggles connect, nations transcend, and solidarity grows. We don’t just learn — we unlearn, co-create, and reimagine what care and power mean in political spaces – centering voices and experiences from marginalised communities.
🌿 Activists and organizers struggling with burnout or internal conflict.
🌈 Queer, trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTBIPoC) seeking healing spaces within political work.
✊ Anti-racist and decolonial organizers seeking to address internalized oppression and build resilient, inclusive movements.
🛠️ Union organizers and labor activists fighting for workplace justice and collective rights.
🌏 Grassroots movements and NGOs eager to embed care practices into their strategies.
📢 Migrants’ rights advocates and refugee organizers building transnational networks of solidarity and support.
⚡ Feminist collectives challenging patriarchal structures while centering care and community accountability.
🔥 Climate justice activists fighting eco-anxiety and building sustainable strategies for collective action.
🚨 Crisis responders and frontline activists seeking tools to prevent burnout and sustain long-term resistance.
🤝 Community leaders and movement builders wanting to nurture sustainable and accountable activism.
🥁 Artists and cultural workers using creativity as a tool for resistance, healing, and transformative change.
💡 Politically engaged individuals ready to bridge personal healing with collective liberation.
Looking for a tailored session for your organisation, movement or community?
Let’s co-create something impactful.
Meet Your Trainers & Educators
We work with an international network of trainers, educators, and facilitators –
rooted in intersectional, justice-driven, and trauma-informed practices.
Georg Blokus
Political Organizer, Educator & Curator | Co-founder
Sujin J. Noël
COMMUNITY FACILITATOR, COACH & CONSULTANT
Elisa Calosi
CULTURAL MANAGER & SOMATIC BODYWORKER
Listen to Our Participants & Partners
We always say that »we make the road by walking«, even more, but it’s the voices of those we walk with that show us that our work actually makes of difference in people’s personal and political lives.
»This class gave me tools to care for myself without guilt — and to support my community in ways that feel sustainable. It was a game-changer for me and my community.«
EVA LESTER
Senior Supervisors
»I never realized how much internalized oppression was shaping our movement. The facilitators created a space of healing and power. I feel re-energized.«
EVA LESTER
Senior Supervisors
»Finally, a space where care and resistance coexist. I left with strategies, hope, and a new sense of collective strength. I went through a moment of crisis that is gone now.«
EVA LESTER
Senior Supervisors
Ready to Cultivate Political Soulfulness?
Join us in building a world where care is political, and power is collective.