An has more than a decade of experience in facilitating and training groups working on social change. Her great sources of inspiration and educational beacons in doing so are Training for Change and Process Work, in which she followed more than 200 h of training. An is driven by passion for change. She is an empathetic creative who turns ideas into action. A deep understanding of group and power dynamics underpin a motivational and process-oriented approach in teams. As a facilitator, she remains committed to creating ‘brave spaces’ where people can fully express themselves. An’s political anchor points are feminism, anti-oppression work and ecology.

Ralph underhill is communications consultant and trainer specialising in framing – using insights from social psychology and linguistics to help charities and grass roots organisations create messages that better motivate their audiences. Based in Scotland in the UK, he has run workshops and trainings for over a decade and written several communication guides including A practical guide for communicating global justice and solidarity the Positive Communication Toolkit, Framing Nature and most recently the Speaking up for Oceans Toolkit with the Shark Trust.  Before becoming a trainer Ralph worked for several charities including the RSPB in the UK and is also a cartoonist (@cartoonralph).

Alexander Leon (he/him) is an internationally recognised facilitator, educator, speaker, and LGBTQ+ inclusion advocate.Throughout his career, Alexander’s work has spanned a variety of industries and topics, always with a strong anti-oppression focus. Whether training government ministers on LGBTQ+ inclusion, upskilling grassroots activists on the intersection between climate justice and racial justice, or educating businesses on the importance of understanding systemic oppression, Alexander’s approach is anchored in a strong sense of justice, an avid curiosity, and an openness to play. His clients have included the likes of Greenpeace, NEON, LinkedIn, and Soho House; and his writing on race and queerness has been featured in The Guardian, BBC, The Independent, Huffington Post and more.