Organizing Against Climate Racism – An event with Chihiro Geuzebroek – May 11th

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In this talk Chihiro will share learnings on decolonial analysis in the climate movement. She will share about tactics and practices to put climate racism on the map in Dutch movement and organizations. After 45 minutes of introduction there is the opportunity to ask questions and discuss local anti-oppression movement building visions and challenges.

After the talk, followed by a break, we will also have a workshop!

In this workshop part we will break out in four groups with an assignment. You will receive an outline for a possible campaign target. Two groups will do a creative vision-boarding assignment on what victory could look and smell like. Two groups will do an assignment to assess capacity in regards to feasible objectives and tactics. After some time two groups will come together and brainstorm converging insights of vision and capacity assessment. In the end converged group 1 & converged group 2 will present to eachother.

About the speaker
Chihiro Geuzebroek is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, organizer and trainer in decolonial climate justice perspectives and practices. She is Bolivian-Dutch with Quechua ancestry born and raised in Amsterdam. She is the Director Producer of feature doc Radical Friends & Co-founder of Aralez Foundation. For more info see www.chihiro.nl

Accessibility:

The location is wheelchair accessible, with an accessible toilet, and elevators. There is no sign language interpreter present. You will also be able to follow the talk and Q&A in real-time via Google Meet

We ask attendants to please wear face masks, we will also have face masks available at the location. We will have hand sanitizer available to use before eating any snacks we will be providing. And we ask that if you have any symptoms of covid to please follow the event online.