We are delighted to share that Meg Saxby has joined the Generator team as Project Coordinator for Transform Dance.
Meg Saxby is a social worker, educator and clinician. She has over ten years of experience in feminist sex education, newcomer support services, gender-based violence prevention and response and the cooperative movement. Meg works with both individuals and organizations who want to imagine, build and restore relational health for better relationships, healthier workplaces and a more just world.
What inspired you to become a part of Transform Dance?
”I’ve been working on gender violence for over a decade, including years practicing as a TJ [Transformative Justice] facilitator and years supporting survivors as they navigate the legal system. I never expected the conversation to reach the mainstream media with so much force as it did in 2017. I think we’re now at a very pivotal moment, culturally -- we have the chance to shift the stigma and silence, and to develop deeper and more effective responses to harm. For me, Transform Dance is a very inspiring and creative approach, because it’s collective, voluntary, one-size-fits-one and focused on healing and transformation. I am very honoured to be a part of this project.”