In which we talk about creativity; who gets to be creative, who gets to be represented, and how to be creative across racial lines.

In which we talk about what we’ve learned making the show so far and what we hope to achieve in the coming season.

In which we we to talk about humour and how it interacts with our experiences of race.

In which we explore the way colonialism has touched our own family histories, and try to imagine a future where decolonisation is at the heart of our culture and communities.

In which we explore criminal justice, restorative justice and how these ideas interact with racialised violence.

In which we explore allyship; what it means, what it looks like and how to approach disrupting systems of racial injustice.

In which we explore what Whiteness is, why it’s so difficult to talk about and what tools we need for a more constructive conversation.

In which we explore what racism is, what it does, and how it feels to be involved in incidents of racial aggression.

In which we tell you about ourselves, what you can expect from Loving Colour and why we feel it’s important to be having this conversation.

Loving Colour. This is what it looks like when justice starts at home.