Start the year right: Connect with your peers
In the second instalment of our Students under Pressure series hosted by Sekai Makoni, we will be thinking together (in pairs and groups) about the study challenges we face. Students will get to both share and hear from others about their hopes and fears for the year ahead, and make commitments about how they will show up for themselves this school year.
This will be a calming and low pressure session aiming to bring students together and help you feel less alone in study and school life.
This is the second of two “Students Under Pressure” events on productivity and grind culture.
Taking place in Move.
Reserve your free tickets here.
About Sekai:
Sekai Makoni is a cultural programmer, workshop facilitator, writer and artist. Her expertise spans the social sector, arts and academia. Her work explores Blackness, womanism, decoloniality and faith. Sekai runs active listening and radical dreaming workshops where she helps groups think about whose voices are centred, how groups can commit to listening to each other in different ways and alternative futures. She is passionate about holding space and facilitation is part of her artistic practice. Currently her focus is on community centred research projects, healing modalities and supporting POC staff institutions claiming to decolonise through a facilitation model called action learning. She also has a radio show on Operator called Sekai Asks and a previous podcast called Between Ourselves - which centred the voices of Black women in Europe.