Learn about choices in leading to a vegan lifestyle.

This session will include discussions about protein and its presence in plants, vitamin B12, reasons to move into a vegan lifestyle, animal rights and the environment, substitutes for animal products, making nut milks, and preparing simple fulfilling dishes.

Facilitator: Edward Daniel

Location: Campaigns

Like many diet-related conditions, Irritable Bowel Syndrome is also oppression- and life-related.

Lou will explain the reasoning for dietary advice that can help reduce symptoms, and explore the role of making links between symptoms and non-dietary factors.

Lots of time for discussion!

Facilitator: Lou C

Location:  Campaigns

A space for all those who feel called to work with the land, from the experienced to the curious, where you can delve deeper into what spirituality means to you, consider ways to bring this more into your daily life, and connect and share with others on the subject.

Facilitator: Nick Jarvis

Location: Campaigns

A space where we can connect with our own needs as neurodivergent folk, and explore how we navigate festival environments.

For seasoned festival goers and newbies alike.

There will be a sharing circle as part of this workshop. Witnessing is participation; there will be no requirement to speak.

Facilitator: Kirstine Weaver

Location: Campaigns

A space for the many neuroqueer, spectrummy people of all labels and none to gather and collaborate.

We will discuss neurodiversity at Queer Spirit and queer spaces beyond, building neurodivergent power in our lives and creating strategies for developing it in our society and social movements.

Bring your dreams and your pains, your creativity and thoughts, your love and rage.

Facilitator: Tánaiste

Location: Campaigns

This workshop takes a permaculture approach (from the words ‘permanent’ and ‘culture’) to examine self-care, and how we bring in magical and spiritual approaches to nurture ourselves and make our lives more sustainable.

This workshop is primarily aimed at neurodivergents and chronic illness queers.

Facilitator: Bex Harper

Location: Campaigns

Based on the work of Adrienne Maree Brown, this talk/workshop explores how we need to bring our own orgasmic Hell Yeah into politics.

Queer Spirit is all about changing the world by feeling good, finding joy, creating spaces and sharing the love.

Black feminism shows us the way.

Facilitator: Daniel Morrison

Location: Campaigns

This is a space for peer mutual support for queers who are giving primary care to children, or who want to be.

Questions include: What makes a queer family? Are your kids queer? How’s your sex life? How are your kids handling trans/queerphobia?

What do you need to talk about?

Facilitator: Tessa Wills

Location: Campaigns

Food and health can be a conflicted and confusing topic.

In this discussion I’ll share ideas to help you make sense of your eating to support wellbeing, manage chronic illness, and align with your values.

My approach centres on compassion and collective healing, leaving room for nutrition science and nerdiness as required.

Facilitator: Lou C

Location: Campaigns

An experimental writing workshop exploring how we can begin to queer our relationship with reality. Inspired by LGBT+ radical diarists and how queers across history have utilised documentation to carve out pathways of authentic existence, we will set up a journal-magick micro-quest to explore our unique sensoriums.

Facilitator: Scribe Nexus

Location: Campaigns