BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:adamgibbons/ics METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:973@backend.prikbord.page SUMMARY:Human Rights Dialogue: Mutual Aid DTSTAMP:20260525T034125Z DTSTART:20260525T170000Z DTEND:20260525T190000Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for an interactive workshop on mutual aid\, inspired by the\ntransformative work of Mariame Kaba and Dean Spade. This session wil l explore\nhow communities can come together to meet immediate needs while building\nlong-term systems of care and solidarity beyond traditional cha rity models.\n\nDrawing on Kaba’s emphasis on collective care\, alongside Spade’s practical\nframeworks for organizing mutual aid projects\, partici pants will gain both\ntheoretical grounding and actionable tools. We will discuss the principles that\ndistinguish mutual aid from charity\, includi ng shared responsibility and a\ncommitment to addressing root causes of in equality.\n\nThrough guided discussion and collaborative exercises\, atten dees will reflect on\ntheir own communities and identify opportunities for building or strengthening\nmutual aid networks. Whether you are new to th ese ideas or already involved in\ngrassroots organizing\, this workshop is open for everyone.\n\nTogether we will imagine and practice ways of suppo rting one another that are\nrooted in trust\, dignity and collective power . By the end of the session\,\nparticipants will leave with concrete ideas \, resources and connections to help\nsustain mutual aid efforts in their own contexts.\n\nThis workshop is facilitated by Zouhair Hammana\, a lectu rer and PhD researcher\nat Erasmus University Rotterdam. His work engages critically with questions of\npedagogy\, institutional structures and tran sformative learning practices.\n\nAll are welcome to join this space of le arning\, reflection and collective\naction.\n\nAbout Dokhuis Dialogue\nIn the Dokhuis Dialogue\, we make our search for ways of living together tang ible\nby engaging with the topic of human rights. In this dialogue series — organized\nby Hosein\, Nickel\, and Inge — we explore what human rights are\, where they are\nvulnerable\, and how we can protect them. By differi ng respectfully and listening\nto one another’s experiences\, we create aw areness\, deepen understanding\, and\nbuild real bridges between people\, perspectives\, and ways of thinking.\n\nThe dialogue evenings include work shops\, reading sessions\, lectures\, film\nscreenings with discussions\, and conversations with experts from legal\,\njournalistic\, political\, an d activist backgrounds. In various ways\, we invite\nyou to be curious and to engage with human rights on both a personal and\ncollective level.\n\n During the evening\, we will jointly decide on the language of the event. Are you\nnot very comfortable speaking English\, or do you prefer not to s peak Dutch? No\nworries\, we will figure it out together.\n\nUpcoming sess ions\n8th of July: Migration and Asylum Seekers’ Rights\n\nThis Dialogue e vening is free to attend\, however with a donation ticket you\nsupport Dok huis with keeping events and workshops free in the future.\nDokhuis is on the ground floor & easily accessible for the visitors with\nweelchair. If you need an extra help you can contact us on hosein@dokhuis.org\n[hosein@d okhuis.org] URL:https://backend.prikbord.page/event/human-rights-dialogue-mutual-aid GEO:51.895596;4.4672799 LOCATION:Dokhuis - Dokhuis Doklaan 10 Rotterdam Netherlands STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:libspeciaal::source::radar,libspeciaal::source::radar::rdam-alt- events,libspeciaal::uid::93c62752-03a4-41e4-91fd-442bde4f0126,libspeciaal: :lastmod::1779622028,libspeciaal::url::https://radar.squat.net/en/event/ro tterdam/rotterdam-alternative-events/2026-05-25/human-rights-dialogue-mutu al-aid X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Join us for an interactive workshop on mutual aid, inspired by the transformative work of Mariame Kaba and De an Spade. This session will explore how communities can come together to m eet immediate needs while building long-term systems of care and solidarit y beyond traditional charity models.


Drawing on Kaba’s emphasis on collective care, alongside Spade’s practical frameworks for or ganizing mutual aid projects, participants will gain both theoretical grou nding and actionable tools. We will discuss the principles that distinguis h mutual aid from charity, including shared responsibility and a commitmen t to addressing root causes of inequality.


Through guided discus sion and collaborative exercises, attendees will reflect on their own comm unities and identify opportunities for building or strengthening mutual ai d networks. Whether you are new to these ideas or already involved in gras sroots organizing, this workshop is open for everyone.


Together we will imagine and practice ways of supporting one another that are roote d in trust, dignity and collective power. By the end of the session, parti cipants will leave with concrete ideas, resources and connections to help sustain mutual aid efforts in their own contexts.


This w orkshop is facilitated by Zouhair Hammana, a lecturer and PhD researcher a t Erasmus University Rotterdam. His work engages critically with questions of pedagogy, institutional structures and transformative learning practic es.


All are welcome to join this space of learning, ref lection and collective action.


About Dokhuis Dialogue
In the Dokhuis Dialogue, we make our search for ways of living t ogether tangible by engaging with the topic of human rights. In this dialo gue series — organized by Hosein, Nickel, and Inge — we explore what human rights are, where they are vulnerable, and how we can protect them. By di ffering respectfully and listening to one another’s experiences, we create awareness, deepen understanding, and build real bridges between people, p erspectives, and ways of thinking.


The dialogue evenings include workshops, reading sessions, lectures, film screenings with discussions, and conversations with experts from legal, journalistic, political, and ac tivist backgrounds. In various ways, we invite you to be curious and to en gage with human rights on both a personal and collective level.


During the evening, we will jointly decide on the language of the event. A re you not very comfortable speaking English, or do you prefer not to spea k Dutch? No worries, we will figure it out together.


Upcomin g sessions
8th of July: Migration and Asylum Seekers’ Rights

This Dialogue evening is free to attend, however with a donation ticket you support Dokhuis with keeping events and workshops free in the f uture.
Dokhuis is on the ground floor & easily accessible for the visitors with weelchair. If you need an extra help you can contact us on hosein@dokhuis.org


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