By combining reflection, creativity, and collaboration through games and interaction, the workshop offers a fun and inclusive environment where everyone can be part of meaningful change in education.The GMH Decolonisation Workshop is a dynamic and engaging event that invites students and staff to rethink how colonial legacies shape health and mental health education. through interactive activities that explore positionality, and the lively battle of the boxes, participants explore how identity, privilege, and marginalisation influence learning and healthcare systems. 

The workshop highlights the importance of integrating diverse cultural perspectives, including Indigenous and traditional health models, into academic content. Students are empowered to contribute ideas that directly shape future course materials, with opportunities to earn recognition through the Athena Swan EDI Award. 

By combining reflection, creativity, and collaboration through games and interaction, the workshop offers a fun and inclusive environment where everyone can be part of meaningful change in education.