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Bringing together young people, artists & campaigners to develop creative responses to social injustice.

Farzana Khan

Farzana works at Platform and is Shake’s co-ordinator. She has a background in youth work and community development and has committed her professional work and academic studies to issues of social justice, human rights, transformative education and environmental justice. Farzana is passionate about challenging power and privilege dynamics.
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Category: Blog/Healing Justice/Poetry

Qawwali Flamenco Brexit Beat

Posted On June 24, 2016July 20, 2016 By Farzana Khancomment

In a taxi with desi immigrant uncle, jammin to some spanish/urdu qawwali flamenco from my phone. He invites me to listen to music to remove some of the rage & sadness from my face. ‘Abba listen to music it will make u happy’. I mention how I hope it doesn’t Continue Reading

Category: Blog

Winning

Posted On March 11, 2016April 20, 2016 By Farzana Khancomment

So many wins right now (YASS!) G4S out of Israel, BP out of Tate (congrats to all my colleagues and friends working so hard on this), and a cheeky win as one of the 8 WoC changing feminism for my personal shero Mia Mingus (you deserve it and more, thank Continue Reading

Category: Blog/EVENTS/Healing Justice/Race

Sarah Reed – Shake! statement of support

Posted On February 7, 2016April 20, 2016 By Farzana Khancomment

Sarah Reed – Shake! statement of support: Please come to this vigil tonight, 7pm outside Holloway Prison. Sarah Reed’s murder holds up what we know already, we know that people of colour and women will only ever be safe outside the system. Outside state structures that are in fact systems Continue Reading

Category: Healing Justice

Moving from ‘no borders’ to broaderland for the borderless

Posted On December 17, 2015December 23, 2015 By Farzana Khancomment

Farzana Khan makes the case for a new way of being open. (web exclusive via New Internationalist magazine) Image © Erin Konsmo www.erinmariek.com Reflections: what does a commitment to no borders look like? Borders are set up to define the places that are safe and unsafe, to distinguish us from them. Continue Reading

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