Kennedy Walker, Co-Founder 
Kennedy is a campaigner, writer and facilitator who specialises in communications and campaigns strategy. He has worked on issues ranging from trade justice to housing with organisations such as Global Justice Now, Centre for Labour and Social Studies, National Community Land Trust Network and more. He also has a background in grassroots and community organising having co-founded KIN, a black organiser network and was a core member of London-based group, Take Back The City.

Kennedy is an extensively trained and experienced facilitator having worked on programmes such as NEONs Movement Builders, Advocacy Academy and Demand the Impossible. He also regularly works with groups and organisations on campaigns and communications strategy like Land in Our Name, Lesbian and Gays Support the Migrants, Land Justice Network and more. Having acquired a BA in Sociology he then went on to receive an MA in Human Rights, Culture and Social Justice. Kennedy's interests lay within the mechanics of structural oppression, achieving social and economic justice, and queerness

Zahra Dalilah, Co-Founder
Zahra is a black feminist from Lewisham, South East London. She grew up believing herself Leo before being introduced to her truth as a Leo/Cancer cusp. She still calls also herself a writer no matter how sparse the writings are and still calls herself an activist although she has lost a handle on what that means. She has been involved in projects on black british fatherhood, social justice education, land distribution, food justice and anti-gentrification work in London. She also consumes overpriced coffee in recently gentrified areas more often than she would like to admit. Dreaming of a thriving independent media sector and joyful black children make her happy.

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith, Co-Founder
Ayeisha is a Senior Organiser at the New Economy Organisers Network, and has led on designing and delivering Movement Builders, a national training course for activists and organisers over 2017. She has previously worked on political strategy and campaigns, on peace and dialogue in Israel/Palestine and coordinated campaigns and project around migration. Ayeisha is a black feminist and centres anti-oppression, decoloniality and intersectionality in her approach to training. She has an MA in Postcolonial Cultural Studies and Global Policy, lives for June Jordan and Octavia Butler, and teaches a Basic Beyonce dance class - all levels welcome!