Learning from organizers -- Dev Ramsawakh

[Scott Neigh]

Hello, supporters of Talking Radical!

I'm writing to share the latest in my series of interviews with activists and organizers about learning in, for, and from social movements. In this one, I speak with Dev Ramsawakh. They are a disabled, transmasculine, and diasporic Indo-Caribbean multidisciplinary storyteller, producer, and educator. Their written, audio, and video work has been widely published, and they have been involved in many popular education and community-building initiatives related to anti-ableism, anti-oppression, disability justice, and more. Please read what they have to say!

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In solidarity,

    Scott 8)

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