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An invitation to play with, break with and reshape how we engage with human rights across generations.
Climate anxiety and solastalgia are establishing themselves as new terms in psychology. This emotionality is becoming more and more palpable within the climate debate, but without receiving sufficient recognition. The immersive installation by photographer Frederick Herrmann aims to make this condition of the so-called Gen Z tangible.
This book aims to raise awareness on the issue of period poverty and stigma, increase accessibility of information, encourage conversation and empower readers through content such as reflective exercises, crowd-sourced stories, interviews and more.
Breaking Gender is a queer-feminist art project. Let‘s break down the cis-tem? The project of Luka, Franka, and Dario will reimagine gender through performance, film and art.
It goes without saying that humans cannot live and have rights if there is no planet to live on.
What happens when we stop and listen to all the sounds that make up our everyday lives?
Mural paintings inspired by the stories of children and young people in The Lawrence House, South Africa
An invitation to play with, break with and reshape how we engage with human rights across generations.
SustyVibes founder Jennifer Uchendu in conversation with Clover Hogan, Elizabeth Wathuti & Britt Wray (PhD)
Crowd-sourced everyday sounds turn into a live music session with Mel Uye-Parker
An intimate workshop on navigating climate grief, with pleasure activist and writer Ama Josephine Budge
Scroll down to get a snapshot of what these exhibitions look like.
Venice Biennale 2019 as part of the Artivism Pavilion. Breaktocreate was developed as a part of ARTIVISM, the first-ever human rights pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2019.
Children must take part in climate and environmental decisions – they care, have rights and their ideas, passion and imaginations can inspire adults to urgently act to save our planet from irreversible destruction.
