Decolonial Transformation

Fachseminar "Decolonial Transformation" (englischsprachig)

Ziele

• to critically reflect on colonialisation and its effects on our societies up until today
• to identify injustices and privileges from a decolonial perspective as well as actions towards decolonial transformation
• to identify and challenge stereotypes and prejudices that we carry

Colonisation has not been overcome yet, and it wasn’t only about claiming geographic territory. It is still to be found in many spheres of our societies, resulting in attitudes and stereotypes that are not helpful for inclusive and sustainable change processes. 

Decolonial transformation is addressing these influences that harm us as individuals as well as communities and societies. In this training we will apply frameworks and concepts used in decolonial work. Participants will be invited to explore ways to recognise and transform the dynamics of colonisation at the individual and organisational level and how those dynamics relate to the systemic level. 

Datum
16. - 20.03.2026

Trainer*innen
Joel Campe supports progressive social movements through KURVE Wustrow by offering meeting facilitation, conflict mediation or training. They have been involved with projects in the field of social-ecological transformation for more than 20 years. Joel strives to contribute to a world in which people reflect on global power imbalances and work toward social justice on a broad scale.

Nontokozo Sedibe-Sabic 
is an advocate for climate and social justice, community living and North-South healing and reconciliation, utilising the principles of UBUNTU. Nontokozo works with international organisations to develop ways of dismantling systems of oppression, decolonising and healing. She also coaches individuals, and has experience in different collaborative methodologies in facilitation, project and group dynamics.

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