Community Organisers' Living Room Jul 2025

Connecting with other organisers helps us to share experiences and see where we can learn and build power together.

This event is a space to meet other organisers, discuss triumphs, and dissect challenges that are coming up for us. We will also spend time brainstorming how we can support each other, and how Act Build Change can support members in the issues they are facing.

Facilitators

Kennedy Walker is a trainer, coach and facilitator. They’ve helped individuals, groups and organisations move through conflict, build power, cultivate knowledge and strengthen skills for over ten years. They’ve trained with the Gestalt Centre in London, Navigate, Action Learning Associates and more in counselling skills, trauma informed facilitation, coaching, and mediation. They've co founded organisations such as Kinfolk Network in 2017 and others that aim to strengthen collective care, learning and power. Kennedy holds a master's degree in Human Rights, Culture and Social Justice and is currently a trainee counsellor.

Son Olszewski is a Community Organiser at Act Build Change. He brings years of experience working with migrant, racialised, queer and working class communities, having organised with Migrants Organise, ACORN, POMOC as well as local groups of friends and neighbours.

Cost

• Free for Full Members (those with a paid membership) – email info@actbuildchange.com to request your free ticket.
• £10 for everyone else.

If you would like to become a Full Member (and get access to lots of other great events, trainings and more), visit our membership page to get started.

Access

This event will be held online using Zoom. The link will be shared with registered attendees before the start of the event.

To avoid difficulties accessing the workshop, please ensure that you register for the event with the same email address that you intend to use on Zoom.

Please let us know if there is anything we can do to support your participation in this session. This includes, but is not limited to, language, comfort, and access (physical, emotional, technological) needs.