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Arctivism Projects: human rights and artists collaborating

May 18, 2020

On 14 April 2020 I referred to the “Arctivism Projects” announced by the human rights defender hub [see: https://humanrightsdefenders.blog/2020/04/14/call-for-applications-covid-19-funding-for-artists-and-human-rights-defenders-working-together/]. The first results are in:

Letters from the Front (Greece)

Letters from the Front (Greece)
Bevaru (India)

Bevaru (India)
Politics of Displacement (South Africa)

Politics of Displacement (South Africa)
COVIDStateWatch

COVIDStateWatch
Memory is a Weapon (South Africa)

Memory is a Weapon (South Africa)
Duna (Brazil / Spain)

Duna (Brazil / Spain)
Youth Experience (Uganda)

Youth Experience (Uganda)
Conservation Arts (Malawi)

Conservation Arts (Malawi)
Towards an Ordinary Day (Indonesia)

Towards an Ordinary Day (Indonesia)
https://www.hrdhub.org/arctivism-projects

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This entry was posted on May 18, 2020 at 15:12 and is filed under Human Rights Defenders.

Tags: Arctivism, artists, Centre for Applied Human Rights at York University, Covid-19, funding, human rights defender hub, Human Rights Defenders, projects

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