Radical Imagination Workshop

Convening and Collectively Imagining More Just, Caring, and Equitable Worlds During These Dark Times

Facilitated by Mina and Tom

“Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing.” — Arundhati Roy 

Today’s oppressive and unjust world exists because someone imagined it. But we all have the ability to do so, and it's time to exercise it to undo harmful systems and radically imagine more just, loving, and equitable worlds for all, as the first step towards building them! How?

Come join your allies in the cause of collective liberation at the Radical Imagination Workshop, where we will collectively participate in activities that are designed to spark our innate ability to imagine alternative realities where late-stage capitalism, imperialism, fascism, neoliberalism, and genocide are not the norm, where everyone is liberated, everyone is cared for and everyone is kind.

Mina (she/her) is a curious and empathetic female futurist and activist who grew up by the Arabian Sea, situating her mind, heart, and body on the messy bleeding edge of creative practice to resist systems of oppression and unapologetically fight for marginalized people's right to dream again.

Tom Bond (he/him) originally from Delaware, is a New York based thinker, strategist, community engager, radical imaginer, and “designer.” His work interrogates our current systems, and strategically questions and intervenes in ways that work to collectively resist systems of oppression, and collectively create and imagine systems that are more just, caring, and equitable for all.