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A 90-minute workshop for researchers, practitioners, and knowledge workers navigating the tension between institutional demands and community accountability.
What We'll Cover:
Core principles of decolonial methodology
Narrative sovereignty in knowledge work
Moving between academic and community contexts
Practical frameworks for ethical research and practice
Who This Is For:
Researchers working with Global Majority communities
Humanitarian practitioners
Graduate students
Anyone doing knowledge work that challenges dominant epistemologies
Public Interest Technologists (working in tech equity and ethics with a focus on digital literacy, civic engagement, knowledge transfer)
Format:
Single 90-minute virtual session
Interactive discussion with 8-12 participants
Leave with concrete frameworks you can apply immediately
Investment:
Individual Rate: $75 For graduate students, independent researchers, and practitioners working without institutional support
Institutional Rate: $125 For faculty, NGO staff, and anyone whose organization can support professional development
Not sure which rate applies? Choose individual if you're paying out of pocket; institutional if your employer could reimburse or you have access to professional development funds.
Upcoming Sessions:
[March 2026 ] [April 2026 ] [May 2026 ]
Session dates scheduled based on participant availability after registration closes. We'll poll the group to find a time that works for most schedules.
Questions? Email: sahra@sahraali.com
Interested in bringing this workshop to your team or department? Contact me about institutional partnerships.
A 90-minute workshop for researchers, practitioners, and knowledge workers navigating the tension between institutional demands and community accountability.
What We'll Cover:
Core principles of decolonial methodology
Narrative sovereignty in knowledge work
Moving between academic and community contexts
Practical frameworks for ethical research and practice
Who This Is For:
Researchers working with Global Majority communities
Humanitarian practitioners
Graduate students
Anyone doing knowledge work that challenges dominant epistemologies
Public Interest Technologists (working in tech equity and ethics with a focus on digital literacy, civic engagement, knowledge transfer)
Format:
Single 90-minute virtual session
Interactive discussion with 8-12 participants
Leave with concrete frameworks you can apply immediately
Investment:
Individual Rate: $75 For graduate students, independent researchers, and practitioners working without institutional support
Institutional Rate: $125 For faculty, NGO staff, and anyone whose organization can support professional development
Not sure which rate applies? Choose individual if you're paying out of pocket; institutional if your employer could reimburse or you have access to professional development funds.
Upcoming Sessions:
[March 2026 ] [April 2026 ] [May 2026 ]
Session dates scheduled based on participant availability after registration closes. We'll poll the group to find a time that works for most schedules.
Questions? Email: sahra@sahraali.com
Interested in bringing this workshop to your team or department? Contact me about institutional partnerships.
