We provide multiple virtual certificate courses that offer an in-depth understanding of specific areas of social justice. These courses are curated and facilitated by our team and provide a mix of academic theory, case studies and tools and strategies for furthering action.
At One Future Collective, our courses, workshops and trainings involve a pedagogical framework which uses the participatory pproach. This approach is implemented through the use of the Learning Spiral model. This format encourages sharing of personal experiences and knowledge leading to a facilitator and peer led learning process. Rooted in principles of respect, compassion and reciprocity towards fellow participants and their voices, this approach promotes an open and empowering environment producing new knowledge and plans for action.
If you feel this may be draining or emotionally difficult for you, we are happy to discuss this with you in advance and make the relevant adaptations, where possible. Please contact us and let us know.
Please note, our courses are not delivered in a webinar format. They take place on specific dates and at specific times and are not recorded in order to ensure the safety and confidentiality of our participants.
They are experience-based and require active participation, contribution and dialogue by the participants. If you feel uncomfortable keeping your camera on or do not have video capabilities, please don't worry. As long as you have audio features or are able to type, you should be able to have a great learning experience with us.
The course was phenomenal, I really learned a lot and it helped me break out of my social anxiety bubble a lot.
Thank you for a well-curated and well-structured course with such a wonderful set of hosts. It honestly exceeded my expectations! Conducting such an intensive course solely online is not easy, but this was so engaging and well-done. I'm glad to be volunteering for such an organisation that does such important work :)
It's been a week full of learning, creating and nurturing safe spaces and a lot of fun. Thank you for this. Looking forward to continuing this journey of learning.
Breaking Down the Roots of Anti-Fat Bias
This blog is the last of our series of blogs on the experience of fatness in urban India, and is written by Vallari Shivkumar. Content warning: mentions of bullying, anti fat discrimination, sexual abuse When people discriminate against fat people, they often chalk it up to preference, concern, or advice. Fat people experience hostile environments, […]
The Performance Of Fatness
This blog is the third of our series of blogs on the experience of fatness in urban India, and is written by Deeksha Tiwari. Content warning: mention of disordered eating, anti-fat bias Judith Butler’s theory of gender performativity, i.e., that gender is a social role performed by individuals and validated and approved by society, provided […]
The Joy of Movement – Conditions Applied
This blog is the second of our series of blogs on the experience of fatness in urban India, and is written by Vallari Shivkumar. I want you to close your eyes and picture someone dancing, someone on a jog, someone on a stage, and lastly someone moving through grocery aisles. What do these people look […]
Breaking Down the Roots of Anti-Fat Bias
The Performance Of Fatness
The Joy of Movement – Conditions Applied