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Why do we talk about racism?
We recognise that all forms of oppression are important. We focus on racism because in our view, this is the most toxic form of oppression – and is generally not talked about- although that is rapidly changing. By bringing the subject of racism into the light, we show that it is safe and possible to bring sustainable change to the dynamics that support racism. We allow space for other forms of oppression as they come up in the sessions
Why racism?
Why do we talk about racism?
We recognise that all forms of oppression are important. We focus on racism because in our view, this is the most toxic form of oppression – and is generally not talked about- although that is rapidly changing.
By bringing the subject of racism into the light, we show that it is safe and possible to bring sustainable change to the dynamics that support racism. We allow space for other forms of oppression as they come up in the sessions
Raggi Kotak
Raggi is a south Asian queer woman living in London. She is a human rights barrister, who has worked with asylum seekers for twenty years. She has a long history of anti-oppression work and has been involved in numerous ground- breaking and award winning projects.Raggi trains in Process Work – a brilliant facilitation method for conflict and change, which informs this work. She specialises in issues of Power and Oppression.
Raggi provides consultancy, facilitation, training, coaching and mentoring to a variety of different audiences. She works with individuals, groups and organisations. She partners with others where required.
Raggi’s work is informed by psychology, trauma awareness and movement work – in which she has extensively trained.
