Speaker Series
A series of online workshops for young activists, organisers, changemakers and movement builders.
This Speaker Series was a series of online workshops featuring international experts in campaigning and advocacy. Designed to support young activists, organisers, changemakers and movement builders, this series aims to develop stronger cross-movement networks, and to help activists become more effective organisers – in order to create systems change collectively.
Previous talks
Are you interested in learning about storytelling that can change the world? Somali writer, educator, and community organiser Jamila Osman, shares a workshop on the power of media and storytelling to build movements and drive social change. The session was hosted by Laniyuk, a Larrakia, Kungarakan, Gurindji and French writer and performer of poetry, fiction and short memoir.
We live in times of uncertainty and uprising. So how do people engage in challenging, and demanding change work to transform and heal our communities, countries and world? In this one hour Q&A, Kazu Haga will discuss how we can shake up our approach to organising to create radical change.
Mutual aid has long been used by communities across the globe to shift power to people under oppressive systems that are failing to meet community needs. In this 90 minute discussion, community organiser Idil Ali will lead a conversation about the impact of mutual aid in social change work, building community solidarity and connection and deepening our commitment to each other.
Creating meaningful art in any medium requires courage, creativity, and imagination — so does resisting oppression. Join Aïsha Trambas in conversation with Narrm-based artists, Dr Paola Balla, Ruth Nyaruot Ruach and Kal angam-Kal to explore the connections between art-making and organising for justice in this free 90-min online discussion.