The journey of accepting one’s body doesn’t happen in a vacuum: in conversation with Jordan Underwood
Join us to celebrate the individuals creating change in their communities. From land defenders and climate activists, to authors and dancers, this section recognises the power that individuals can have in making changes in their industry, shaping new understandings, empowering local communities and demanding action from those in power.
How London renters are hoping to take away power from landlords
How a traditional Palestinian folk dance has become a symbol of defiance and determination
Anon and Christina Atik
Leah Cowan explores the realities of, and possibilities for, British feminism
Sharing intergenerational stories to build community and solidarity
Finding joy and community through nature
Jemima Elliott and Boe
Talking Sexquisite and Riot Party with Maedb Joy
Discussions on building a climate-just future from our past knowledges with Tunisian climate activist Islam Zrelli
In conversation with Amit Lahav about empathy, migration stories and his play ‘Kin’
A. Kwizera and Luci Pina
The journey of accepting one’s body doesn’t happen in a vacuum: in conversation with Jordan Underwood
How London renters are hoping to take away power from landlords
How a traditional Palestinian folk dance has become a symbol of defiance and determination
Anon and Christina Atik
Leah Cowan explores the realities of, and possibilities for, British feminism
Sharing intergenerational stories to build community and solidarity
Finding joy and community through nature
Jemima Elliott and Boe
Talking Sexquisite and Riot Party with Maedb Joy
Discussions on building a climate-just future from our past knowledges with Tunisian climate activist Islam Zrelli
In conversation with Amit Lahav about empathy, migration stories and his play ‘Kin’
A. Kwizera and Luci Pina
Amy Pennington on the breadth of working-class trans masculinity in TOPS
How collective activism made me a better mother and activist
Sarah Grant on Female Friendship, Jealousy and “Fat Monica”
In conversation with Instituto Janeraka on their Refuge House and Artistic Residency as a structure of resistance for decolonisation and regeneration of ancestral relations
How Birmingham-based organisation MAIA imagine routes to collective liberation
