Mazorca Facilitation is a bilingual facilitation group dedicated to providing comprehensive support to social justice organizations and education institutions, regardless of size. Our facilitation is available online and offline, and we operate on a sliding scale to accommodate organizations' diverse needs.
About Mazorca Facilitation
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An expert team of facilitators with over ten years of experience working with NGOs, Human Rights Organizations, Universities, community-based initiatives, and social movements.
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Creative, proactive, and participatory methodologies that respond to your organizational needs and objectives promptly.
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Commitment to de-colonial practices to cultivate strategic, realistic, and collective alternatives.
Offerings
From facilitating multi-day organizations' training and retreats to supporting educators in creating engaging curricula, to assisting human rights defenders in constructing community-based security plans, here are some of our areas of expertise.
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Design security plans for your organization through power mapping, context and risk analysis.
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Create physical and digital security protocols that are timely, realistic, and relevant.
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Devise individual and collective care plans to support and sustain your work.
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Reimagine your organization’s vision, mission, objectives, and timelines.
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Acquire tools to navigate internal conflict and power dynamics.
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Develop organizational policies and strategies for team building.
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Cultivate awareness and radical mindfulness in our work ethic.
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Co-create spaces for learning and unlearning that cultivate community and are committed to a decolonial praxis. ​
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Question, explore, and reimagine our ways of knowing and being with each other and the earth.
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Engage in participative methodologies that invite multiple ways of knowing and being.
“Zia's extensive experience in different contexts in the Americas with a gender focus and great analytical skills make her an ideal person to guide discussions and achieve goals together, making the meetings safe and participatory spaces.”
Sofia Hurtado, Civil Rights Defenders