Evoking Belonging

Evoking Belonging: Social Sculpture for Urban Livity Culture

Evoking Belonging is a Social Sculpture, transdisciplinary practice which focuses on: race, justice, equity and healing through the lens of Ubuntu for the enlivenment of Belonging for all communities. Our practice is participatory, multi-sensory and transformative.

The Evoking Belonging approach is rooted in Ubuntu: An African Bantu philosophy and cultural practice illuminating our collective humanity. In this humanity, we are all inter-connected and, from this perspective, we are invited to co-create our human being in community as a cultural practice..

Our works dwell at the intersection of: social justice, social transformation, regeneration and place-making for African-Caribbean Diaspora heritage communities.

We EVOKE through three principal axes: culture, polity & ARTivism and we focus our works through engagement with:

ARTivists of African-Caribbean Diaspora heritage communities

Indigenous African-Caribbean wisdom keepers

Indigenous African-Caribbean healers

About Dr Dianne Regisford

Dianne is a dynamic, inspiring, visionary and thought leader.

She is a seasoned cultural strategist & social justice advocate with demonstrated capacity for 'working into the unknown' .

Dianne works creatively with the imagination for cultural co-creation & transformation through; Evocative Equitable Enquiry: a participatory practice for multi-stakeholder engagement.

As the first black woman in the world to attain a PhD ins Social Sculpture, Dianne shares pioneering, social sculpture practice as Evoking Belonging.

Dianne is invested in regenerative ARTivism for belonging, advocacy and place-making for African-Caribbean heritage Diaspora communities.

Through her Evoking Belonging practice, Dianne connects imaginative approaches to a social justice agenda. A thought leader in the field of race and equity, Dianne invites those ready to deeply engage in participatory, decolonial, racial justice enquiry, memory work and narrative EVOCACY.