C O N T E X T

Coloniality is a dangerous cocktail of narcotics that operate in concert to entrap us into harmful and even fatal habits and cycles of destructive thinking.

Global South folk remain addicted to our colonial world order.

This addiction spans cultures and generations. Many of us are born addicted due to the colonial harms of genocide, ecocide, ethnocide and epistemicide in centuries and decades past.

For those seeking true healing from intergenerational addiction to coloniality, it's a long, winding road ahead.

Like layers of an onion, each exploration brings new perspectives, new contexts and new priorities. Some explorations are more difficult than others, and yet more will remain out of reach. Each motivates a new commitment to a lifelong process, representing a new stage of unlearning.

1. COLONIALITY

2. HEALING

BASIC TERMS

POSSIBLE FUTURES provides experienced guidance in collective spaces via monthly subscription at an accessible price for Global South and colonised folk.

MO 100

check applicable options

If your monthly income (from all sources) is EUR 2,600 or equivalent, your subscription fee would be full priced at EUR 40/month.

A

B

If your monthly income is lower than EUR 2,600 or equivalent, you will receive a discount according to your inequality database percentile position.

C

If your monthly income is lower than EUR 415 or equivalent, you are welcome to join us at no cost.

P R I C E S

If your monthly income is higher than EUR 2,600 or equivalent, you are more wealthy than 85% of the human population and are not eligible to register for Rehab. You might be interested to consider Intro to Decolonial Sustainability instead. If you would like to suggest a different POSSIBLE FUTURES activity, please let us know at our office

D

We use the World Inequality Database to inform us of our economic position in the human world. This is what we base the discount on the subscription fee on.

R E H A B

We start by admitting that we are addicts to coloniality

TERMS & CONDITIONS

MO 1023

I agree with the terms & conditions,

We take ownership of our behaviours, habits and cultures of coloniality. We know deep down that coloniality is causing harms, pains and traumas within ourselves and others around us. And we want to get better.

Coloniality is an addiction that is making us and our societies unwell, and unable to get better. Decolonisation is an intergenerational process that will outlive each of us. By committing to Rehab, you commit to the global centuries-old decolonial movement through your own choices, actions and relationships.

Entering Rehab requires a basic commitment to health

We seek to shed coloniality

By understanding how it works, by being open to learning and unlearning, and by questioning our beliefs and conditioning. We seek humility, integrity and respect in our pursuit of truth. We practice agency, tolerance, and accountability in building new ways of being amongst each other.

We learn from each other's experiences

as we navigate the complex conflicts between our inner lives and our societal demands. Taking active roles within peer groups called Crews, we support each other in choosing healthy boundaries, influences, and practices in service of decolonisation. We help each other meet our own goals and set more challenging ones. We encourage each other to identify coloniality in ourselves, to regulate our behaviours, and to choose differently.

You are an expert in your own personal, societal and professional contexts

Rehab cannot succeed without self-led learning as a necessary foundation for commitment and accountability. This will involve individual research and study.

You are never alone in this effort

You will join a Crew to engage in co-learning, another vital element of successful rehabilitation. This is part of learning to build relationships rooted in a common interest of helping each other achieve health through shedding coloniality in ourselves.

Self-led learning and co-learning require a different mode of engagement

which requires you to take initiative and self-organise, to navigate complex concerns together with your Crew, to make decisions collectively, and to ensure we take appropriate responsibility for our choices.

Your rehab programme facilitators create and curate content for our collective Rehab sessions

Through the Waiting Room conversations, through the PF podcast Anyway, All The Dogs Are Howling, and through our general knowledge resources. This content forms the core of our programme, and is available for anyone to access.

Collective Rehab sessions are held fortnightly, organised and facilitated by the POSSIBLE FUTURES Crew

In the pilot programme (Nov 2025 - Feb 2026), these sessions will be held fortnightly starting from Sunday 2nd November at 9pm PHT. Please note that this could be subject to change with appropriate advance notice. In our registration form, it's possible to specify or request session timings that might work better for you. We'll be able to consider alternative timings that work for as many participants as possible.

There will also be suggested Crew exercises to be completed by you and your Crew

During Crew-organised sessions, which we suggest are held weekly or fortnightly amongst yourselves.

Each subscription lasts six months

At the end of each subscription period, you'll be invited to create a presentation on your learnings and commitments. This presentation may be private to yourself only, shared to a limited audience, or made public -- as you wish. The pilot programme will be an exception, lasting just three months, at the end of which there'll be an optional presentation assignment. To continue with us at Rehab, you'll need to intentionally re-commitment by registering again.

As organisers and facilitators of this Rehab programme, the POSSIBLE FUTURES Crew sets and enforces rules to maintain a healthy learning environment

We do this through encouraging self and peer awareness and regulation, as well as through enforcing suspensions and expulsions where absolutely necessary.

POSSIBLE FUTURES' Rehab is designed for colonised folk from or in Global South countries with a monthly income of EUR 2,600 or less.

When we receive your form, we'll review the information you've provided.

This is a broad definition. We seek to offer accessible spaces to Global South folk who wouldn't otherwise have any access to decoloniality. If you are unsure about anything, there is a space for questions or comments in the form itself.

R E G I S T R A T I O N

If we need further clarifications, we'll be in touch as soon as we can. If you're all set, we'll send you a link to create your account and subscribe directly to Rehab. You'll then be welcomed into Rehab and will gain full access to content, sessions and resources.

By filling in this form and providing your WID results, you will be able to see your estimated subscription fee to come to Rehab.