As leaders in the arts, we must be adequately prepared to hold space for a multitude of perspectives, lived experiences, and difficult emotions in our collective spaces. There’s an urgent need to develop an ethic of anti-oppression and trauma-informed practice so that we can address the violence that shapes and influences our institutions.
Following our successful 2-day online seminar from 2021, this one-of-a-kind, in-person lecture facilitated by Diversity and Well-being consultant and Registered Psychotherapist Ronnie Ali (she/her), with venue partner Theatre Passe Muraille, will help you explore the philosophy and practice of anti-oppression and trauma-informed practice.
Learn how to take diversity and well-being initiatives beyond ‘listening and learning’ and toward an embodied, ethical process.
This event is perfect for anyone working in or leading collaborative spaces such as arts workers, creatives, facilitators, influencers, leaders, managers, administrators, community organizers, and team members.
“Head, Heart, Gut is an ecological framework for how to listen deeply to our bodies, each other and communities. It integrates different theoretical perspectives, and is informed by my own experiences as a trans person of colour, immigrant-settler, psychotherapist, and consultant for the arts. I’m going to share critical frameworks and practices that help take your leadership to the next level.”
Ronnie Ali, facilitator of Head, Heart, Gut
Event Details
The event will be presented for one-night-only
on Monday, November 14th, 2022 at 7pm EDT.
It will be approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes
including an intermission.
Head, Heart, Gut will take place at the
Bob Nasmith Innovation Backspace at
Theatre Passe Muraille:
16 Ryerson Ave, Toronto, Ontario.
The venue is wheelchair accessible.
Masks will be required inside the building.
Price
General admission for this event is $75.00 flat fee / per individual.
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Refund Policy
If a patron chooses to withdraw from the workshop after purchasing, they can receive a full refund of all costs before November 7th at 11:59 pm EDT. After November 7th, all sales are final and no refunds will be offered.
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VENUE PARTNER:
We are incredibly grateful for the support of venue partner Theatre Passe Muraille.
Check out The Year of the Cello by Marjorie Chan and Njo Kong Kie (October 15-29),
our place by Kanika Ambrose (November 16 - December 3), Miriam’s World by Naomi Jaye (December 9-18), and more at Theatre Passe Muraille, Canada’s original alternative theatre company.
Meet the Facilitator
Ronnie Ali (she/her) is a Registered Psychotherapist and Lead Consultant at Leaves on a Stream, a consulting practice that centres ethics and mindfulness in consultation and trauma-informed social programming. She's also a consultant with the equity and inclusion “dream team,” Challenge Accepted, and Associate Faculty at the Toronto Institute for Relational Psychotherapist. Ronnie has provided therapeutic supports to queer, trans, racialized, Indigenous and similarly marginalized communities for 10 years. In 2020, she built a consulting practice, Leaves on a Stream, to educate others about the roots of oppression and trauma in the hope of ending long-term cycles of violence that impact the most vulnerable people in our communities.
Ronnie is an immigrant-settler, trans woman, queer, person of colour, living and working on the traditional territories of the Anishinabek, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Haudenosaunee, Wendat, Chippewas, Seneca and Petun First Nation. The territory is the subject of the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant.
Ronnie was recently featured on “Shine True”, an affirmative documentary series about the lives of trans and nonbinary folks of colour hosted by Richie Shazam and Lucas Silveira on OUTtv and Fuse. Check out this promotional clip of Ronnie from the show HERE.
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