"WE KNOW TOO WELL THAT OUR FREEDOM IS INCOMPLETE WITHOUT THE FREEDOM OF THE PALESTINIANS" NELSON MANDELA
about a'ida shibli
Aida Shibli is a global peace seeker born in Palestine, she is committed to social and political change, through focusing on women empowerment and building new structures of life. She is an active member of various NGOS in Israel-Palestine, concentrating in integrating Palestinian women in the “political show,” via knowing their civil rights and resisting the Israeli occupation by non violent means. She has worked as a nurse and medical researcher, she is also a mother of one child and invests in finding new ways of raising children.
For the last15 years she is a co worker of the Tamera community , first healing Bio-top, in south Portugal. she is part of the political department,networking and connecting projects in the global south with the thoughts of regenerative life style and building community.
Shibli is part of the Love School in Tamera a core pillar of the Tamera community, is the thought that there will be no peace on earth as long as there is war in love.
Shibli is global public speaker on issues of building community social justice, women empowerment ,integrating refugees and rights of indigenous tribes.
For the last15 years she is a co worker of the Tamera community , first healing Bio-top, in south Portugal. she is part of the political department,networking and connecting projects in the global south with the thoughts of regenerative life style and building community.
Shibli is part of the Love School in Tamera a core pillar of the Tamera community, is the thought that there will be no peace on earth as long as there is war in love.
Shibli is global public speaker on issues of building community social justice, women empowerment ,integrating refugees and rights of indigenous tribes.
ubuntu-based de-colonial journey
Every Wednesday from 30th April 2025 - 11th June 2025, 18h00-20h30 CET
Hello fellow co-travellers,
In this 7-week Ubuntu-based decolonial journey, we explore the impact of colonisation on our bodies, minds, family systems, communities, and worldview through an intersectional lens of oppression. In a world entangled in poly-crises, we will examine the assumptions, investments, and desires that sustain these challenges. We bring together theory and practice, rooted in Ubuntu, and inspired from decolonial futures, deep adaptation, and inner process work.
We invite these learning outcomes:
Who is it for?
Who are we?
In this 7-week Ubuntu-based decolonial journey, we explore the impact of colonisation on our bodies, minds, family systems, communities, and worldview through an intersectional lens of oppression. In a world entangled in poly-crises, we will examine the assumptions, investments, and desires that sustain these challenges. We bring together theory and practice, rooted in Ubuntu, and inspired from decolonial futures, deep adaptation, and inner process work.
We invite these learning outcomes:
- We will uncover colonial patterns and entitlements rooted in fear and scarcity.
- We learn to become more comfortable with uncertainty and discomfort.
- We question the sources of authority shaping our choices and beliefs
- We compost our shit together and allow grief for harm caused.
- We learn what Decentre, Disarm, Dethrone, and Disinvest are.
- We envision the kind of ancestor we aspire to become.
Who is it for?
- For those who dare to dream a world where we are learning to dismantle colonial frames
- For changemakers and bridge-builders weaving justice and beyond-justice into the fabric of life
- For educators and architects of communities
- For those wanting to go deep into inner and outer de-colonial process
Who are we?
Hello, I am Malika Virah-Sawmy - a facilitator, a coach, and researcher dedicated to nature-connection, rewilding, North–South healing and reconciliation, and co-creative practices.
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Hi, I am Nontokozo Charity Sabic -an advocate for climate and social justice, community living and North–South healing and reconciliation, utilizing the principles of Ubuntu embodied into my cells from my ancestors.
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JOURNEY THROUGH (What We May Invite):
Mapping Our Predicament: We explore the deep impacts of colonization—on our bodies, minds, families, communities, and worldviews. Through intersectional lenses and indigenous frameworks, we uncover patterns of fear, scarcity, and unworthiness, examining how they shape our existence and relationship to the world.
Inviting Maplessness: Together, we explore the courage it takes to have no map and become more comfortable with uncertainty and discomfort. We question who holds authority on our choices and desires.
Grieving the Harm We Have Caused: We confront the harm we've caused through collective grieving, finding transformation, accountability, and deeper belonging as we navigate beyond guilt.
Composting Shit Together: Through "Decentre, Disarm, Dethrone, and Disinvest" (DDDD), we challenge entrenched systems of colonialism and capitalism. By welcoming resistance and dismantling, we explore how these processes lead to liberation and collective freedom.
Re-rooting together: We reflect on the kind of ancestors we want to become.
Mapping Our Predicament: We explore the deep impacts of colonization—on our bodies, minds, families, communities, and worldviews. Through intersectional lenses and indigenous frameworks, we uncover patterns of fear, scarcity, and unworthiness, examining how they shape our existence and relationship to the world.
Inviting Maplessness: Together, we explore the courage it takes to have no map and become more comfortable with uncertainty and discomfort. We question who holds authority on our choices and desires.
Grieving the Harm We Have Caused: We confront the harm we've caused through collective grieving, finding transformation, accountability, and deeper belonging as we navigate beyond guilt.
Composting Shit Together: Through "Decentre, Disarm, Dethrone, and Disinvest" (DDDD), we challenge entrenched systems of colonialism and capitalism. By welcoming resistance and dismantling, we explore how these processes lead to liberation and collective freedom.
Re-rooting together: We reflect on the kind of ancestors we want to become.
SUGGESTED CONTRIBUTION
IN THE SOLIDARITY ECONOMY: €295/€495/€995
IN THE SOLIDARITY ECONOMY: €295/€495/€995
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