"Decolonization of Facilitation", Imagining Possibilities; Actions & Reactions

​The decolonization of Imagination and/or the decolonization of Possibility?

​If one works in or with Possibility & Imagination, with Hope, with Fear, with Trauma & with Healing, if & as one works & lives with Uncertainty, what does one "do"?

​What's the point & purpose? What can one anticipate is the reward from the work itself being done? What is "good work", is the good or "better return"?

​What are the risks? What are the benefits?
Do we risk contributing "performative rhetoric & action", for such to be "all talk"?

​The "decolonization of facilitation" is a practice many have suffered working to articulate, relate & share, whatever their own chosen field, experience, interests & skills - all while many have benefited from the work made to be just another "marketable commodity", too.

What is our & the current accountability expected & practiced? What is the opportunity & accountability shared, respected & conveyed, given all the tool-kits, modalities, working-groups & "social change" responses valuing & respecting mental health & well-being work, too?

​How do we experience "convergence"?

​Respecting indigenous & co-production related work happening now, what is "Possibility"? What is working to teach or to relate, what is it to practice with "decolonized imagination"? What is our experience of "systems change"? What can we, what do we imagine & practice? How do we each work & articulate, animate & relate, convey our making sense of what & whatever any of us do?