This is what Chepita says about herself: My name is Chepita (she/they) and I am part of the Casa Kuà collective. I come from a lineage of curanderas (healers) who have used their knowledge for the benefit of their community. My goal is to use it as a tool for our liberation. This is where Chepita's expertise lies: The practice of caring, especially through food, has been very important in my … weiterlesen ►

This is what Angela says about Angela: Angela Asomah is an activist and speaker, gives workshops on climate justice, intersectionality, and empowerment. Empowerment and works at BUNDjugend in the project "Locals United". Angela's focus is on the visibility of the ongoing violent consequences of colonialism on humans and nature and the narratives of resistance struggles of people from the Global … weiterlesen ►

This is what intervention_en says about themselves: We are from the collective intervention_en, which puts radical solidarity into practice. We are critical, angry and solidary people. We believe that in this system of power, change only happens sustainably when we, use our privileges for it. Our drive is the idea of a society in which the weakest get the most support. It needs a solidary and … weiterlesen ►

This is what Isobel says about herself: I am an enemy of perfection and the impossible. I am a body that questions everything from the inside out, with love, simplicity and respect. My references are Audre Lorde, Marielle Franco, Mae Estella de Oxossi, Carolina Maria de Jesus, Natasha A. Kelly, Paula Azeviche, Elza Soares and all the women who fight for our and their freedom with their art, … weiterlesen ►

This is what MC Josh says about himself: MC Josh was born in Berlin in 1990. At the age of 16, the first lyrics of the young up-and-coming artist were already traded in the circle of friends as a secret favorite, a short time later MC Josh then followed suit and presented her powerful and expressive voice in concerts and at jams. She raps in German and her lyrics deal with topics ranging from … weiterlesen ►

This is what DJ MWA says about herself: MWA sees herself as a DJ in a position of agency and therefore thinks about who she (doesn't) play for and where, what happens to fees that aren't essential for survival, how to deal with assaults on the dancefloor as a DJ, and how music can be interpreted. This is how MWA describes their music: A mix of afrohouse, afrobeats, dancehall, soca. This … weiterlesen ►

This is what Annapoorna says about herself: Annapoorna (pronoun she) is an artist/performer, academic, certified diversity/intercultural communication and Embodied Social Justice trainer, Yogini/ meditator and a lover of life. She has lived and worked in various countries on this planet and has gained valuable insight regarding the necessity for womyn of colour to make the practice of extreme … weiterlesen ►

This is what Naim and Tugba say about themselves: We are supervisors of i-PÄD and have been working for years in empowerment and anti-discrimination work with young people. We are both queers of color and have been affected by other forms of discrimination ourselves. Above all we are both very close friends, work together for a long time, and laugh a lot. More from the two of them on Instagram: … weiterlesen ►

This is what Sanni says about Sanni: Sanni Est is a singer, performer and transmedia artist based in Berlin who challenges notions of knowledge, reason, normativity, and beauty with her voice and presence. Classically trained in Brazil as a singer and semiotician, Sanni has long since fucked with an education grounded in white, heteropatriarchal, christian and colonial values. She eludes en … weiterlesen ►