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- Critical BIPoC perspectives in Arts and Culture -
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UN ACTIONS
UN Meet
BIPoC art and culture professionals are invited to our networking meetings that are organized by community organisers in the region, or as we call them Community Outreachers. During these events, discussion topics are generated both by the United Networks team and from the local participants’ concerns, needs and wishes. This allows us to know what the needs are in the region.
If you want to become a Community Outreacher, fill in this form 📝
UNacademy
Workshops that promote demand-driven peer-to-peer learning. It is pronounced “un” because we not only learn but also unlearn systemic forms of discrimination.
UNacademy topics are developed and shaped based on the knowledge and needs of arts and culture practitioners of marginalized communities in the region.
Fill in this form 📝
UN Roundtable
Regular online meetings where UN partners, other BIPoC networks, as well as individual arts and culture practitioners connect across Germany to share their knowledge and tools to strengthen intersectional BIPoC movements. Shareable tools, in the form of infographics and/or a video, will then be developed so that other members of the community can use them.
UN Lab
Labs are curated for creative exchange, experimentation and collaboration in structurally weaker regions in Germany or for children and youth as target group. There are three lab formats that create space to work on and develop narratives from marginalized perspectives. In 2023, UN Labs will take place in Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony-Anhalt and Berlin.
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These are events that invite the public to varying existing community-focused arts and culture platforms that uplift and promote BIPoC multi-perspective narratives and artistic work.
Furthermore, artists from federal states that lack these type of community-driven events are invited as guests to showcase their artistic work or share their experience and knowledge.
UN Study
A nationwide analysis of the structural disadvantage of marginalized artists and cultural practitioners in the (performing) arts and culture sector. It serves as a catalyst for conversations with cultural policymakers and administrators.
UN ACTIONS
UN Meet
BIPoC art and culture professionals are invited to our networking meetings that are organized by community organisers in the region, or as we call them Community Outreachers. During these events, discussion topics are generated both by the United Networks team and from the local participants’ concerns, needs and wishes. This allows us to know what the needs are in the region.
If you want to become a Community Outreacher, fill in this form 📝
UNacademy
Workshops that promote demand-driven peer-to-peer learning. It is pronounced “un” because we not only learn but also unlearn systemic forms of discrimination.
UNacademy topics are developed and shaped based on the knowledge and needs of arts and culture practitioners of marginalized communities in the region.
Fill in this form 📝
UN Roundtable
Regular online meetings where UN partners, other BIPoC networks, as well as individual arts and culture practitioners connect across Germany to share their knowledge and tools to strengthen intersectional BIPoC movements. Shareable tools, in the form of infographics and/or a video, will then be developed so that other members of the community can use them.
UN Lab
Labs are curated for creative exchange, experimentation and collaboration in structurally weaker regions in Germany or for children and youth as target group. There are three lab formats that create space to work on and develop narratives from marginalized perspectives. In 2023, UN Labs will take place in Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony-Anhalt and Berlin.
UN@__
These are events that invite the public to varying existing community-focused arts and culture platforms that uplift and promote BIPoC multi-perspective narratives and artistic work.
Furthermore, artists from federal states that lack these type of community-driven events are invited as guests to showcase their artistic work or share their experience and knowledge.
UN Study
A nationwide analysis of the structural disadvantage of marginalized artists and cultural practitioners in the (performing) arts and culture sector. It serves as a catalyst for conversations with cultural policymakers and administrators.
UN ACTIONS
UN Meet
BIPoC art and culture professionals are invited to our networking meetings that are organized by community organisers in the region, or as we call them Community Outreachers. During these events, discussion topics are generated both by the United Networks team and from the local participants’ concerns, needs and wishes. This allows us to know what the needs are in the region.
If you want to become a Community Outreacher, fill in this form 📝
UNacademy
Workshops that promote demand-driven peer-to-peer learning. It is pronounced “un” because we not only learn but also unlearn systemic forms of discrimination.
UNacademy topics are developed and shaped based on the knowledge and needs of arts and culture practitioners of marginalized communities in the region.
Fill in this form 📝
UN Roundtable
Regular online meetings where UN partners, other BIPoC networks, as well as individual arts and culture practitioners connect across Germany to share their knowledge and tools to strengthen intersectional BIPoC movements. Shareable tools, in the form of infographics and/or a video, will then be developed so that other members of the community can use them.
UN Lab
Labs are curated for creative exchange, experimentation and collaboration in structurally weaker regions in Germany or for children and youth as target group. There are three lab formats that create space to work on and develop narratives from marginalized perspectives. In 2023, UN Labs will take place in Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony-Anhalt and Berlin.
UN@__
These are events that invite the public to varying existing community-focused arts and culture platforms that uplift and promote BIPoC multi-perspective narratives and artistic work.
Furthermore, artists from federal states that lack these type of community-driven events are invited as guests to showcase their artistic work or share their experience and knowledge.
UN Study
A nationwide analysis of the structural disadvantage of marginalized artists and cultural practitioners in the (performing) arts and culture sector. It serves as a catalyst for conversations with cultural policymakers and administrators.
UN ACTIONS
UN Meet
BIPoC art and culture professionals are invited to our networking meetings that are organized by community organisers in the region, or as we call them Community Outreachers. During these events, discussion topics are generated both by the United Networks team and from the local participants’ concerns, needs and wishes. This allows us to know what the needs are in the region.
If you want to become a Community Outreacher, fill in this form 📝
UNacademy
Workshops that promote demand-driven peer-to-peer learning. It is pronounced “un” because we not only learn but also unlearn systemic forms of discrimination.
UNacademy topics are developed and shaped based on the knowledge and needs of arts and culture practitioners of marginalized communities in the region.
Fill in this form 📝
UN Roundtable
Regular online meetings where UN partners, other BIPoC networks, as well as individual arts and culture practitioners connect across Germany to share their knowledge and tools to strengthen intersectional BIPoC movements. Shareable tools, in the form of infographics and/or a video, will then be developed so that other members of the community can use them.
UN Lab
Labs are curated for creative exchange, experimentation and collaboration in structurally weaker regions in Germany or for children and youth as target group. There are three lab formats that create space to work on and develop narratives from marginalized perspectives. In 2023, UN Labs will take place in Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony-Anhalt and Berlin.
UN@__
These are events that invite the public to varying existing community-focused arts and culture platforms that uplift and promote BIPoC multi-perspective narratives and artistic work.
Furthermore, artists from federal states that lack these type of community-driven events are invited as guests to showcase their artistic work or share their experience and knowledge.
UN Study
A nationwide analysis of the structural disadvantage of marginalized artists and cultural practitioners in the (performing) arts and culture sector. It serves as a catalyst for conversations with cultural policymakers and administrators.
UN ACTIONS
UN Meet
BIPoC art and culture professionals are invited to our networking meetings that are organized by community organisers in the region, or as we call them Community Outreachers. During these events, discussion topics are generated both by the United Networks team and from the local participants’ concerns, needs and wishes. This allows us to know what the needs are in the region.
If you want to become a Community Outreacher, fill in this form 📝
UNacademy
Workshops that promote demand-driven peer-to-peer learning. It is pronounced “un” because we not only learn but also unlearn systemic forms of discrimination.
UNacademy topics are developed and shaped based on the knowledge and needs of arts and culture practitioners of marginalized communities in the region.
Fill in this form 📝
UN Roundtable
Regular online meetings where UN partners, other BIPoC networks, as well as individual arts and culture practitioners connect across Germany to share their knowledge and tools to strengthen intersectional BIPoC movements. Shareable tools, in the form of infographics and/or a video, will then be developed so that other members of the community can use them.
UN Lab
Labs are curated for creative exchange, experimentation and collaboration in structurally weaker regions in Germany or for children and youth as target group. There are three lab formats that create space to work on and develop narratives from marginalized perspectives. In 2023, UN Labs will take place in Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony-Anhalt and Berlin.
UN@__
These are events that invite the public to varying existing community-focused arts and culture platforms that uplift and promote BIPoC multi-perspective narratives and artistic work.
Furthermore, artists from federal states that lack these type of community-driven events are invited as guests to showcase their artistic work or share their experience and knowledge.
UN Study
A nationwide analysis of the structural disadvantage of marginalized artists and cultural practitioners in the (performing) arts and culture sector. It serves as a catalyst for conversations with cultural policymakers and administrators.
UN ACTIONS
UN Meet
BIPoC art and culture professionals are invited to our networking meetings that are organized by community organisers in the region, or as we call them Community Outreachers. During these events, discussion topics are generated both by the United Networks team and from the local participants’ concerns, needs and wishes. This allows us to know what the needs are in the region.
If you want to become a Community Outreacher, fill in this form 📝
UNacademy
Workshops that promote demand-driven peer-to-peer learning. It is pronounced “un” because we not only learn but also unlearn systemic forms of discrimination.
UNacademy topics are developed and shaped based on the knowledge and needs of arts and culture practitioners of marginalized communities in the region.
Fill in this form 📝
UN Roundtable
Regular online meetings where UN partners, other BIPoC networks, as well as individual arts and culture practitioners connect across Germany to share their knowledge and tools to strengthen intersectional BIPoC movements. Shareable tools, in the form of infographics and/or a video, will then be developed so that other members of the community can use them.
UN Lab
Labs are curated for creative exchange, experimentation and collaboration in structurally weaker regions in Germany or for children and youth as target group. There are three lab formats that create space to work on and develop narratives from marginalized perspectives. In 2023, UN Labs will take place in Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony-Anhalt and Berlin.
UN@__
These are events that invite the public to varying existing community-focused arts and culture platforms that uplift and promote BIPoC multi-perspective narratives and artistic work.
Furthermore, artists from federal states that lack these type of community-driven events are invited as guests to showcase their artistic work or share their experience and knowledge.
UN Study
A nationwide analysis of the structural disadvantage of marginalized artists and cultural practitioners in the (performing) arts and culture sector. It serves as a catalyst for conversations with cultural policymakers and administrators.
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