Ângela Ferreira, one of Portugal’s most engaging contemporary artists, discusses the ongoing impact of colonialism and why she believes the aesthetic responses to African socialism relate to gender and social activism.

#FeminismToday with Dr. Sophia N. Johnson is a 30-minute weekly public affairs series, which launched November 2021 on FSTV. The new series features rich and nuanced conversations with remarkable women and men, as seen in the creative ways they advocate for women’s rights. Feminism Today is a collaboration between Free Speech TV - which is owned and operated by Public Communications, Inc., a 501 (c) 3 non-profit, tax-exempt organization - and Sophia N. Johnson, LLC.

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The January 2022 event »Radical Friends. Online DAO Summit for Decentralisation of Power and Resources in the Artworld« was one of the central Lockdown Lessons activities. Artists, activists, and academics explored the potential of blockchain technologies for art and civil society. New forms of organisation such as Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) enabled by blockchain technologies can play a significant role for artistic and civil society infrastructures. After a short introduction of the DAOWO Global Initiative (Decentralised Autonomous Organisation With Others) by the moderator Sarah Johanna Theurer, curator at the Haus der Kunst and theorist on techno-social theories, and Mario Schruff, programme curator and initiator at the Goethe-Institut London, the participating artist and activist collective eeefff from Minsk will present their performance »Tactical Forgetting«. In it, computer-assisted exercises address digital memory and shared events that are more likely to be forgotten because of their sensitive content or community safety. The artistic intervention/presentation will be followed by a discussion on »Decentralized Strategies for Art and Activism«, which examines the potentials and pitfalls of decentralised digital infrastructures for art and civil society. Speakers Olexii Kuchanskyi – a Kyiv-based researcher, artist and queer writer whose main interests lie in experimental moving image art, its ecological effects, and critical cultures of nature, Radical friends co-curator Penny Rafferty, Mario Schruff, and Dzina Zhuk and Nicolay Spesivtsev (eeefff), reflect on these topics from the perspectives of their own artistic, curatorial, and activist practices

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0:00 Introductions
02:40 What are your thoughts on how we shift our thinking on political and civil engagement something we have to do to something exciting, eager, or motivated to do? And where have you seen this modeled successfully?
9:39 So how do you break down barriers that prevent people from participating in Activism [or] how do we help people that activism is for all of us?
17:30 What are some common characteristics of people who become active volunteers or organizers? And what issues are you seeing that are [preventing] mobilizing new organizers?
27:59 So how do we build trust as organizers and that we are worth investing in?
38:10 Why does it feel like the left or maybe left values are loosing right now? What's the right doing that has them feeling like the winners in this situation?
48:39 Audience Question

In this panel, we explore how individuals can move from apathy to activism and the key catalysts for change. Our expert speakers share the necessary ingredients and specific tactics that organizers can use to motivate and engage individuals and communities. Join us to learn the secrets of persuasion, inspiration, and activation and how you can use these tools to make a real difference in the world.

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🔹Yosi Sergant 01:43 is the Founder of TaskForce, known for creating impactful public will strategies for non-profits and foundations. With an impressive background that includes driving the HOPE campaign for Senator Obama, Yosi is considered a premier voice in strategic cultural organizing. Yosi has served in the Office of Public Engagement at the White House and was appointed as Director of Communications for the National Endowment for the Arts. TaskForce has recently launched the INTO ACTION LAB, a widely shared platform for a more just society, cementing their position as a leader in the industry. https://twitter.com/a35mmlife

🔹Aaron Huertas 00:43 is a communications professional who works with scientists, advocacy organizations, and campaigns. He currently serves as the communications director at Catalist, a progressive data utility that works with unions, progressive groups, and Democratic campaigns. Previously, Aaron served as the communications director for the U.S. House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis, and has worked for several other organizations as a staffer and consultant. Aaron is a graduate of The George Washington University and holds a certification in bike repair and shop operations. "https://twitter.com/aaronhuertas

🔹Skye Perryman 02:15 is the President & CEO of Democracy Forward, a legal organization focused on advancing democracy for all people. She has a history of winning critical fights across a range of issues and previously served as the Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Perryman's impact litigation record includes contributing to the disbanding of the unlawful Pence-Kobach voter commission, scoring victories on behalf of civil rights plaintiffs, and blocking unlawful restrictions on reproductive health care. .https://twitter.com/DemocracyFwd

🔹Lauren Baer 01:10 is a nationally-recognized civic leader who is currently the Managing Partner of Arena, a progressive movement organization for supporting candidates and campaign staff. She is an attorney and foreign policy expert who served as a senior advisor to Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and John Kerry. In 2018, she was the Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress in Florida's 18th District, and she is a staunch advocate for diversity in politics and LGBTQ+ rights. Baer holds degrees from Harvard University. https://twitter.com/laurenbaer

🔹Claire Campos-O'Neal 00:10 is a mother, daughter of a first-generation Mexican-American, and co-host of the podcast "Go Behind the Ballot." She recently ran for office for the first time in November 2021 for House District 51, learning valuable lessons about community engagement and local politics. Through her podcast, she aims to demystify Texas politics and promote democracy in a fun and educational way. Additionally, Claire volunteers as the President of the Del Valle Education Foundation, advocating for high-quality public education in Texas.https://twitter.com/GoBehindBallot

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(8/5/24) As part of KBLA's #ClimateJustice initiative we focus on on how to make the green energy and green jobs economy accessible to Black and BIPOC communities. Shameka Dixon is the Director of Workforce Development and Orlanda Cunningham is Senior Outreach Coordinator with GRID Solar Alternatives, a non profit organization that is training future workers for green jobs and helping homeowners afford renewable energy.
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Prior to helping to launch Tavis Smiley’s talk radio startup, Dominique was host and producer of the early morning talk show The Front Page with Dominique DiPrima on Stevie Wonder’s Los Angeles radio station KJLH 102.3-FM for 17 years. In addition, Ms. DiPrima acted as Co-Host and Senior Producer for the syndicated Michael Baisden Show and Co-host and News Director for The Steve Harvey Morning Show. On television Ms. DiPrima hosted Home Turf with Dominique DiPrima for 8 seasons on San Francisco’s NBC affiliate KRON-TV garnering 5 Emmy Awards.

They say “all politics is local.” The KBLA morning show offers news, commentary and conversation from a uniquely unapologetic perspective.

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The Social Justice Summit is hosted annually by the College of Education & Human Services -- Western Illinois University.

The Summer of 2020 brought much needed national attention to issues of racial justice in the country and globally like never before. In the marches and protests on television, were our students. Student activism has a rich history on college campuses as well, dating back decades, and is responsible for many educational and socio-political advancements. We have seen grassroot organizing from younger generations take new forms of activism. However, most higher education professionals are not prepared to work with student activists. The expectations on staff and faculty of color are higher than of their peers to engage with student activists on campus. What does activism look like on our college campuses today and in the future? What do professionals need to do to prepare themselves to work with student activists? We will explore these questions and develop new possibilities for making our campuses more inclusive and student success driven.

Presenter: Jordan “JT” Turner
Jordan “JT” Turner (they/them) serves as the Director of the Gender and Sexuality Center at The University of Illinois-Chicago (UIC). Previously, JT worked at Northwestern University in Multicultural Student Affairs with a focus on outreach and support for LGBTQ+ students. As a scholar practitioner, JT has focused their work at the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality. JT has served on the executive board for The Consortium of Higher Education LGBT Resource Professionals as well as on the leadership team for ACPA's Commission of Social Justice Educators. In addition to their work in higher education, JT consults non-profit organizations, religious institutions, and businesses on how to build anti-racist and inclusive workplace and learning environments. JT earned a master’s degree in College Student Personnel from Western Illinois University and a bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a minor in American Studies from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. They have also studied in the Masters of Divinity Program at Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary with a specific interest in Queer theology. JT is an avid meditator, writer, hip-hop fan, foodie, and enjoys reading self-development literature, and traveling to new places.

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Wednesday, July 19, 2023, 7-9pm EDT (UTC-4)

How are you engaged with your community?

Community engagement is a continuum that takes many forms. From organizing a neighborhood trash pick-up to founding a nonprofit organization.

Our panel reflects the different ways you can engage with your community. Find out what they're doing, why it's rewarding, what they've learned and what tips they have for you.

Whoever and wherever you are, you have the ability to use your skills and passion in service to your community.

Panelists
- Amy Brooks, Cofounder, Oakland Mills Online (OMO)
- Erika Strauss Chavarria, Founder, Columbia Community Care (CCC)
- Troy Spencer Grant, PhD, Founder & President, Beyond Rhetoric
- Amanda Lay, Project S.T.I.R. Facilitator, People on the Go Maryland
- Cleonie Maineville, Founder, Diversity & Inclusion for Community Empowerment (DICE)
- David Smith, Lead Community Engagement Coordinator, University of Maryland, Office of Community Engagement
- Yolanda F. Sonnier, Administrator, Howard County Maryland, Office of Human Rights & Equity (OHRE)

Please join us via Zoom on Wednesday, July 19, 2023, 7-9pm EDT (UTC-4), for Let's Talk Series: Community Engagement – Activism, Organizing and What's In-between.

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About

Before the Event
All registered participants will have access to a brief pre-event survey that allows questions to be submitted to our panelists.

During the Event
This is a webinar style event. All registered participants will have the opportunity to submit questions to our panelists. Questions will be screened and asked, given the time allowed.

After the Event
All registered participants will receive a post-event email including a survey and additional resources. A recording of the event will be publicly available on the Dock C. Bracy Center for Human Reconciliation website, in the days following our event.

Please join us via Zoom on Wednesday, July 19, 2023, 7-9pm EDT (UTC-4), for Let's Talk Series: Community Engagement – Activism, Organizing and What's In-between.

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Summary
Kirsty Gugulethu Mbele is a 20-year-old aspiring social worker from Makokoba, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Her community is a place traditionally perceived to be rife with gender-based violence and she seeks to create the change needed. To that end, she has been attending workshops to educate herself on issues like HIV and GBV. To learn more about her at https://yield.co.zw/16days

About The Spotlighting Womxn Community Champion Initiative
The YIELD Trust's Spotlighting Womxn Community Champions during 16 days of activism is a novel structure that seeks to capacity strengthen and activate young women to take up spaces in communities and leadership in eliminating gender-based violence.

This initiative aims to have a vast and strong network of empowered young women offline and online who are a critical mass in overcoming the epidemic of gender-based violence in Zimbabwe and the world.

About YIELD Trust
Youth-led Innovative Engagement with Leadership and Development (YIELD) Trust is a registered youth-led, youth-focused, independent, non-partisan and non-profit organization in Bulawayo (Zimbabwe). The organisation strengthens capacities and provides platforms to women and young people to advocate for their rights, influence policy and hold public officials accountable.

We are mission-driven: YIELD Trust’s mission is to start and sustain the type of conversations and initiatives that will build the youths for the future.

This video was shot and edited by Lance Chigodo (CLAP Visuals), if you or your organisation wants a videographer, please WhatsApp or Call +263775707936 or email lancechigodo@gmail.com.

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Panelists: Mayis Margaryan and Ashot Vardanyan and Armen Kherlopian. Moderator: Al Eisaian
It was held on Saturday, March 25, 2023 @ 11:00 am, PDT

Abstract: Political entrepreneurs are those who create ideas and innovations, and act as new leaders in politics. They are individuals and groups who seek to improve the science and art of politics through disruption, new ways of solving political problems in terms of political philosophy, technology, campaigns, and governance. Just like the rise of social entrepreneurs worldwide brought about better business management and hence more innovation and technological miracles, now we need the same with political entrepreneurs. Armenia has just begun its entrepreneurial revolution by its young and fearless changemakers, now it may be time to enter the phase of political entrepreneurship. Today, politics is a complex and complicated field of taxing and spending constituents, or tackling huge internal and international problems, such as competition, regulation, or poverty, and political entrepreneurship is a means of utilizing power to make decisions to solve societal and political problems, shaping, changing, and consolidating political institutions. These and other issues will be addressed by the panel.
Mayis Margaryan was Born on February 6, 1987, in Yerevan. In 2012, he graduated from the Armenian State Economics University with a master’s degree in Marketing. He worked in several companies, including "Inecobank", and "Ardshinbank" CJSC as risk manager and analyst. In 2015 he founded the Excelist Training Club, which provides online training in data analysis. From 2019 he has been engaged in social entrepreneurship, especially through the organization he founded, Children in the Region which is an NGO involved in building capacity in leadership by creating networks in various regions of Armenia through activities. Since 2021 he has moved to Stepanavan to coordinate these networks.
Ashot Vardanian is a 27-year-old researcher, developer and entrepreneur, born and raised in Russia. He started programming in elementary school and launched numerous successful software products before graduating from high school. He pursued a degree in Astrophysics, combining it with his research in Theoretical Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, which led to Unum's creation in 2015. Since then, Ashot has travelled across 4 continents until settling in Armenia and calling it home, for himself and his company, Unum.
Dr. Armen R. Kherlopian is an entrepreneur, scientist, and investor. He currently serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of NASA-backed TRISH, is a Founding Partner at the BAJ Accelerator and is a board director at Scylla AI. Armen's diverse work experience spans leadership positions at massive multinational organizations including Booz Allen and Genpact. He has been the recipient of several notable awards, including the U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, U.S. Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship, Coca-Cola Scholarship, and has served as a U.S. delegate to the Lindau Nobel Laureates Meetings. Armen holds a Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Biomedical Engineering from Columbia University, where he specialized in algorithms. PhD in Biophysics, Cornell University in machine learning and fellowship in High Performance Computing and AI at Princeton University. Armen is a thought leader and brings a unique blend of technical expertise and business acumen in innovation initiatives.
Al Eisaian is CEO and Board Member of Cognaize Holdings Inc., Co-Founder and Board Member of IntelinAir, and Co-Founder and Board Member of IntelinAir. Formerly, Eisaian led several startups with successful exits and worked on a string of startups, Integrien (acquired by VMWare, 2010), IconApps (acquired by Science Inc., 2014). Al is a multiple-exit serial entrepreneur who specializes in people. He has built several innovative, collaborative teams around scientific breakthroughs and has then helped them achieve greatness. Mr. Eisaian is a committed servant leader for over 30 years and believes in the human potential as an infinite resource. Mr. Eisaian earned his BSEE from Oklahoma State University and his MBA from Pepperdine University.

In recent years, the fashion industry’s collective response to climate change has accelerated with more stakeholders than ever now prioritising environmentally sustainable methods. Much of this progress can be credited to the dedicated activism of youth leaders who have been driving global climate action. This conversation further highlighted the progress that these young leaders have made as well as feature a preview of the documentary NOW, which showcases the power of young activists who are inspiring social and political change.

Speakers
Claudia Rinke, Author and Screenwriter, NOW Documentary
Clara Mayer, Climate activist, Fridays for Future



Host
Patrice Bouédibéla



Frankfurt Fashion SDG Summit
As the fashion industry embarks on its resilient recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is essential that sustainability is prioritized throughout the entirety of the global supply chain. Now is the time to make peace with nature, abolish social inequalities, and seize the opportunities of digital technology. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), 17 urgent calls to action adopted by all UN member states, provide a guiding framework for the achievement of these priorities.

Recognizing the integral role that the fashion and textile sector holds with respect to advancing the SDGs, Messe Frankfurt is taking steps to lead the industry to a more resilient and sustainable future. These efforts include requiring all exhibitors to commit to the SDGs by 2023 and the introduction of a Sustainability Award for outstanding, innovative and sustainable design. In 2021, the first Frankfurt Fashion SDG Summit launches, presented by the Conscious Fashion Campaign in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships. This single-day Summit brought together leading industry stakeholders along with United Nations representatives and public officials to share their insights and motivate the fashion sector to take action towards future sustainability.

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Join the Hamilton Party Line! During social distancing we want to catch up with our friends from around the world. In this Hang, we chat with a panel of printers and designers from across the country about the use of letterpress printing for social activism. Those featured in the panel were Chandler O'Leary & Jessica Spring, Ben Blount, and Lee Marchalonis of Signal-Return Press. Each Hamilton Hang is unique and interesting, check out our other videos for full conversations and small tid-bits!

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We have asked some of our friends from the print, design, and type worlds to be our guest and co-host for each Zoom call. Join us for an upcoming Hamilton Hang: https://woodtype.org/blogs/events/hamilton-hang

We begin the new year with an exciting meeting of Climate Youth Activists. On panel are (in order of appearance):
Emma Buretta
Lucy Troy
Justin Pearson,
and Senior Education Manager at the National Wildlife Federation, Emily Fano.

This documentary takes you into the heart of village India and a children's home in the back country of Tamil Nadu, India, where under-privileged children find love and purpose. The children whom many of them come from dire poverty, with no stable family environment, become the bridge for a new India. The founders of the Children home find themselves in a world of interweaving the hardships of running a children's home from the US, and creating a home where women begin to see a new future of education and giving back to their villages. How does destiny give one child this golden opportunity, and another, hunger out on the streets? Directed and Filmed by Julianne Reynolds, Produced by Corrine Champaigny.

This workshop was arranged as part of IPB Congress 2021. It examines what is digital activism and assess the associated opportunities and
political risks.

With panellists Emily Rubino, Director of Policy and Outreach, Peace Action New York State; Lucero Oyarzún, Digital Campaign Coordinator, ICAN; and Nana Crawford, Social media manager, British Red Cross.

Youth activists are taking to the streets outside the U.N. climate summit in Glasgow to demand world leaders do more to avert a climate catastrophe. The protest is being organized by Fridays for Future, an international movement of students which grew out of Greta Thunberg’s climate strike outside the Swedish parliament in 2018. We hear from Elizabeth Wathuti of Kenya. “Over 2 million of my fellow Kenyans are facing climate-related starvation,” Wathuti said earlier this week. “The decisions you make here will determine whether the children will have food and water.”

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Join Gray Area, Mission Local, Pulitzer Center & ZERO1 to discuss how community members, artists, data scientists, and designers can work together to report the news through creative methods. This summer, Mission Local began documenting the experiences of undocumented immigrants during the coronavirus pandemic. The stories of COVID-19 are wide-ranging, and journalists have innovated to make sure dozens of important community voices are heard. Hear from artists and journalists Lydia Chávez and Molly Oleson about their Mission COVID project, an archive of community experiences during the coronavirus pandemic that has been critical in getting the city of San Francisco to rethink its approach in the Latinx community. Artist Ram Devineni, the creator of interactive social-activist comic books, will also share his latest work: Priya’s Shakti. The artist-educator will present a behind the scenes preview of the next edition of the popular augmented reality comic book series, featuring India’s first female superhero who returns to battle the COVID-19 pandemic. Priya's Mask will be released as an augmented reality comic book and animated short film featuring the voices of popular Hollywood and Bollywood movie stars and actors on December 2, 2020.

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We are a cross-cultural couple with a penchant for journeys. Currently we are in Pakistan working with the international non-profit SOS Children's Villages. In addition to teaching conversational english to underprivileged children, we are exploring ways to link the Pakistani diaspora or retirees in America with these children for continued tele-english language instruction after our sabbatical here comes to completion.