Tada Hozumi is an activist, body-centred therapist, street dancer and radical entrepreneur. His passion is helping social justice communities cultivate allyships founded in the principles of healthy relating: mutual nourishment, emotional self-responsibility, and wholehearted consent.
In today’s episode we give a couple of shout outs to the project brought us into each other’s sphere, Turtle Tank – the radical entrepreneurship incubator created by Ije Ude and Samia Abou-Samra. We love them and their work! Highly recommended.
You can learn more about Tada’s Authentic Allyship Coaching Group here.
We also reference:
Tada’s Selfish Activist work:
Whiteness as an Embodiment (longer video on whiteness as trauma)
How Social Change Actually Happens
Shayna Isreal’s essay:
and we’ve both been influenced by Nora Samaran’s article (though I don’t think we talk about it explicitly here, we do talk about rape culture):
The Opposite of Rape Culture is Nurturance Culture
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