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An open letter to Bob Marley, which called for a re-animation of a decolonial, humanising psychic revolt – the echo of Thabo Mbeki’s iconic I am an African speech – a screening of Maya Angelou’s rendition of her rousing poem, Still I Rise; a night of song and dance; a visual display of protest against the Brazilian coup d’état; and unrestrained emotion in response to stirring human rights documentary films were just a few of the events that made the 6th International Conference on Community Psychology (ICCP2016) a site of “creative undisciplining”. This term, which Professor Nelson Maldonado-Torres used in his keynote address to refer to the student protests that have been occurring around the world in response to colonial, and neoliberal inequalities, appears an apt description for this conference, which Creative undisciplining: Report on the 6th International Conference on Community Psychology, Durban, South Africa, 27-30 May 2016