
A workshop with Ina-Maria Shikongo
Description:
How can urgent topics like climate crisis, wars, human crises be targeted? Why are crises like the one in DR Congo not be stopped after decades of war?
Ina-Maria Shikongo will explain the role of Black African women in activism. Further, Ina-Maria will talk about white backed campaigns who are heavily financially supported in comparison to African campaigns. What is the effect of poorly financed campaigns and how is this related to racism and climate (in)justice?
Bio: Ina-Maria Shikongo is a multifaceted creative force, rooted in art and driven by activism. Born in Angola as a refugee and proudly Namibian, Ina-Maria's journey has been shaped by her experiences and her commitment to fostering positive change. As a mother, fashion design educator, artist, permaculturist, and climate justice activist, she embodies a holistic approach to creativity and social responsibility. Her work spans continents, weaving together themes of identity, sustainability, and community empowerment. Ina-Maria's passion for art and activism is not merely a vocation; it's a way of life—a testament to the power of creativity to inspire, challenge, and transform.
Language: English
When? February 16, 3:30–5:30pm
Where? Online, dial-in link:https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/64974560620?pwd=76Za33l0qITlFxaxywB6HORaSb45fo.1
Background: Between January 31 and February 16 the Anti-Racism-Weeks will take place - be there and join the online events.
15:30 - 17:30
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