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Heather Luna, Keduzi
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Jul 16, 2021

They Are So Very Controlled (Podcast)

Edited for clarity transcription of the main content of this podcast Heather: Hey so I’m really happy to welcome Peter Wicks. One of the workshops I run is on tone policing and I learnt about it from Layla Saad’s book Me and White Supremacy. It’s around how there’s kind of…

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They Are So Very Controlled (Podcast)
They Are So Very Controlled (Podcast)

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Jul 12, 2021

Our Vulnerability to Ecofascism (Podcast)

Transcription of main content from this podcast. Ecofascism is something I never thought I’d be talking about. And, yet, in the past year, I’ve noticed that there’s a particular vulnerability that we have to normalising the language that will lead us to ecofascism. Some people would say that we already…

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Our Vulnerability to Ecofascism (Podcast)
Our Vulnerability to Ecofascism (Podcast)

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Jun 19, 2021

Just Tell Me What to Do

[Listen to this as a podcast.] Discovering Extinction Rebellion (XR) meant I no longer felt utter despair when looking at the news. Other people cared. Other people weren’t numbed out. They were stepping out of their comfort zones and interrupting business as usual in London (and, eventually, elsewhere). Sometimes, before…

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Just Tell Me What to Do
Just Tell Me What to Do

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Jun 11, 2021

Urgency as a White Supremacist Culture Pattern.

Urgency as a White Supremacist Culture Pattern. [Listen to this is a podcast.] How does the exclamation, “It’s urgent!” land in your body? Does it bring up a panic response? Does it make you think you need to drop everything and attend to something? …

White Supremacy

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Urgency as a White Supremacist Culture Pattern.
Urgency as a White Supremacist Culture Pattern.
White Supremacy

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May 21, 2021

In the climate change field, people often talk about “giving up hope” or “feeling hopeless”– or…

In the climate change field, people often talk about “giving up hope” or “feeling hopeless”– or even “feeling hopeful.” What are we talking about? What, exactly, are we hoping for? Do those of us in the climate change field (or: sector, industry, movement) — do we have an implicit agreement…

Privilege

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In the climate change field, people often talk about “giving up hope” or “feeling hopeless”– or…
In the climate change field, people often talk about “giving up hope” or “feeling hopeless”– or…
Privilege

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May 4, 2021

Climate Justice in the Higher Education Context

“No Justice on a Dead Planet” reads a popular placard at recent climate protests. But is it true? On face value, yes. There can be no justice for humans if humans aren’t alive. But the implication of the placard is that justice can wait (or must wait, even)… until we…

Climate Change

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Climate Justice in the Higher Education Context
Climate Justice in the Higher Education Context
Climate Change

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Sep 8, 2014

Take a seat. Make yourself uncomfortable.

So many things about climate change make us feel uncomfortable. Shall we list some of them? We feel guilty for the ways we deem ourselves complicit in the destruction of ecosystems and other forms of life on earth. We feel guilty for not doing anything (much) about it. We feel…

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Take a seat. Make yourself uncomfortable.
Take a seat. Make yourself uncomfortable.

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Aug 31, 2014

PRE-COVID-19 Women: How to Get Your 12 Daily Hugs

We need 4 hugs a day for survival. We need 8 hugs a day for maintenance. We need 12 days a hug for growth. – Virgina Satir We’re going for 12 per day, okay? Here’s how (amend as necessary): Hug your neighbour when you go to borrow something for breakfast. …

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Women: How to Get Your 12 Daily Hugs
Women: How to Get Your 12 Daily Hugs

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Aug 2, 2014

How to Avoid a Bus Crash

Smile and say to the bus driver, “Hello! Good morning!” Can that really help to avoid a bus crash? If our brain works better when we’re relaxed and happy, then a bus driver will be better able to cope with challenging situations on the road, challenging situations on the bus, when s/he is having good experiences. Besides, ask yourself: Is it useful to believe that not smiling at the bus driver is a good way to promote safer driving on the roads?

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How to Avoid a Bus Crash
How to Avoid a Bus Crash

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Jul 14, 2014

12 Reasons Men Need 12 Hugs Per Day

We need 4 hugs a day for survival. We need 8 hugs a day for maintenance. We need 12 days a hug for growth. — Virgina Satir Men don’t do things by halves, so we’re going for 12 hugs per day. Here’s why: Boys usually didn’t get as many cuddles…

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12 Reasons Men Need 12 Hugs Per Day
12 Reasons Men Need 12 Hugs Per Day

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Heather Luna, Keduzi

Heather Luna, Keduzi

27 Followers

Offering workshops to people driven by a collapse narrative: decolonisation, white supremacy culture patterns, cult dynamics.

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