Consent is based on autonomy, the inherent right to decide what happens to your own body, mind, and spirit. While autonomy is a right we all have, our agency (the capacity or ability to create change or project power in a given place and time) can be reduced by a variety of factors. Social justice is the process of creating a society in which autonomy is respected and agency is fairly distributed.
To support the creation of a more socially just world, we've put together courses to explore the way consent interacts with issues of oppression, disability, and systemic harm.
Available Workshops:
Contact us for more information or to schedule a Consent and Social Justice course.
To support the creation of a more socially just world, we've put together courses to explore the way consent interacts with issues of oppression, disability, and systemic harm.
Available Workshops:
- Consent and Race
- Consent and Anti-Racism Theory
- Consent and Anti-Racism Practices
- Consent and Appropriation
- Consent, Money, and Classism
- Consent and Sexism
- Consent and Ageism
- Consent and Disability
- Consent and Neurodiversity
- Consent and Mental Health Issues
- Personal Accountability
- Consent and Systemic Change
Contact us for more information or to schedule a Consent and Social Justice course.