MELBOURNE MOB - Radical Intimacies in Action
So... finally some snapshots from the amazing energy we are all experiencing here in Melbourne right now.
Three days of symposium with great speakers: critical thinkers, activists, academics, artists, designers, lovers and friends (and guitar players) from around the world who helped to open our horizons on the theme Radical Intimacies: Dialogue in out Times - especially the ones delivered from the aboriginal communities from Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.
We are now already at the third day of the workshop - working on projects which will help strengten the aboriginal fight against constant colonization.
This is just a snapshot, more to come...!
Keep the fire burning!
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Was so great to be there with you all! A new international network is born and will lead to more of the same, I am sure. Let's keep in touch.
Great! Keep rockin' brothers and sisters ...
Inspiring and brilliant an ongoing #keepthefireburning

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