Joy flows into education, art, and knowledge-sharing. These are not separate from activism; they are how movements survive and renew themselves. In Ireland, activists emphasised the importance of creating ‘space for collective joy’:

• community parties
• creative workshops
• trans-only events
• activities for people of colour
• support groups combining celebration, education, and rest.

One activist described organising as a way to

create a different world, a safer world, by changing people’s relationship with the one that actually exists. (p. 17)

Joy allows learning to be relational and imaginative. It opens space for new narratives of belonging.