Doing the work…
![imagining social justice: doing the work when you are the work Join us for this vital discussion on living expertise at the intersections of racism, transphobia, queerphobia and colonialism. How do we take care of ourselves? How do we take care of each other? How can we stay fierce and committed in the face of All the Things? [images of three speakers: Basem Kerbage from Queer Arabs Australia, a man with olive skin and a beard, Kavitha Sivasamy, from Justice Q, a woman with dark skin and curly dark hair, and Moirra Cohen, from intertwine, a nonbinary person with mid-length brown hair, glasses, big earrings and a moustache.] Wednesday, February 26, 6.30pm on Zoom](https://intertwine.org.au/w/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Quarterly-Zoom-—-Feb-landscape-v2-1024x512.jpg "Quarterly Zoom — Feb landscape v2")
… when you are the work.
Please join us for our first panel of 2025.
For this session, we’ll hear from people about their experiences in roles where their identity or lived experience is central to the work they do and who they work with.
Hear from our panel about what is it actually like to “do the work” when you are the work. We’re excited to have joining us for this panel discussion:
- non-binary Yorta Yorta, Boon Wurrung & Jewish writer and artist Moirra Cohen from intertwine,
- Bas Kerbage, founder of Queer Arabs Australia, and
- Kavitha Sivasamy, proud trans woman of colour and lawyer for Justice Q, a specialist legal service for LGBTQIA+ folk .
Plus a little glimpse into the future for intertwine in 2025.
intertwine’s quarterly updates and networking events are an opportunity for intertwine to connect with our community, share what we’ve been up to, discuss ideas, and hear from you as well.
We’d love to see your smiling face on our screens.
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