I’m Louiza (more affectionately known as Weeze). I teach and guide people of all identities to break free of social conditioning, sharpen their liberatory lens, and build lives, leadership, and businesses that honor humanity.
Collective Liberation starts with each of us.
Liberation isn’t a theory. It’s a lived practice.
We liberate others by way of our own liberation.
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We live in systems designed to shape us—quietly, constantly. They teach us what to value. Who to listen to. What to fear. What to ignore. Who gets protected and who gets sacrificed.
Most people don’t want to cause harm, but intention doesn’t protect anyone.
Liberation work is learning how to see the water we’re swimming in—so we can move differently. It allows us to become architects of possibility
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This isn’t feel-good empowerment. It’s liberatory responsibility. It isn’t self-improvement. It’s coming home to yourself, not just for yourself but for the sake of the collective.
A lot of spaces stop at awareness. But liberation isn’t just “understanding oppression.” It’s learning how to not reproduce it, in real time, in our relationships, our businesses, our communities and within ourselves.
That means we work with:
social conditioning + unseen patterns
harm reduction + accountability
nervous system patterns that keep us reactive or avoidant
boundaries that honor humanity (yours and others)
leadership that doesn’t recreate domination
money + power without dehumanization
This is honest work. It’s tender work. It’s revolutionary in the most everyday way.
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If you’ve ever thought:
“I want to be part of the solution, not part of the harm.”
“I’m tired of performative politics and shame-based activism.”
“I want to understand why society is the way it is—and what to do with that understanding.”
“I don’t want my leadership, relationships, or business to reproduce oppression.”
“I want a framework that turns awareness into action.”
I want to live a fully expressed values based life I don’t feel an escape from.
Then you’re in the right place.
About Me
Hi, I’m Louiza Doran, but everyone calls me Weeze.
I’m a sociologist, liberation educator + strategist, business consultant and non-profit founder. Okay, and a bit of a professional side-quester. However you’re like to refer to me, I’m here to help you do one thing: come home to yourself and build a life that feels like freedom.
I teach liberation as both:
a lens: how you see power and conditioning clearly, and
a practice: how you show up differently in your actual life
My mission is to hold a torch of possibility for others so they can stop defaulting to what they were taught by society (that doesn’t benefit anyone) and start building what they actually believe in.
If you want the heart of my work in one sitting, take a moment to watch my Tedx Talk -
“Be an Architect of Possibility”
“Working with Weeze has been nothing short of transformative. As a one-on-one mentor and as the heart behind a powerful community space, she brings a level of presence, insight, and radical honesty that broke my brain open and made me see the world (and myself) differently.
Weeze has an extraordinary ability to hold space in a way that feels both deeply safe and profoundly challenging. She meets you exactly where you are, without judgment, and sees your full humanity - even in the moments you struggle to see it for yourself. Through our work together, she guided me through the messy process of unlearning, grieving, and rebuilding. She helped me name and unpack internalized biases I didn’t even realize I carried, and then empowered me to reframe them through a liberatory lens.
The community she cultivates is one of true reciprocity and care. It is a space where autonomy, safety, and truth-telling aren’t just values, but daily practices. Whether through journaling prompts that uncover the root of old wounds or by gently pushing me to hold stronger boundaries, Weeze has shown me what it means to live more aligned, more free, and more whole.
I recommend her mentorship and community spaces to anyone ready to do the work of decentering whiteness, reclaiming their power, and showing up more fully in their life and relationships.”
-J.B.-