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Cultivating and nurturing resilient transnational networks dedicated to advancing equity, justice and transformation is an ever-evolving journey. 

Initiated amidst the pandemic to actively combat ongoing silencing and repression, Oyoun has persistently re-envisioned creative practices in response to these challenges, paving the way for radical change and an inclusive cultural paradigm. At the intersection of the body as a reflection of political expression and empowerment, Oyoun crafts anti-disciplinary initiatives to address the urgent need for safe(r) spaces for marginalised diaspora communities and illuminate their futures. Despite facing precarious conditions and the repression of democratic values, it is through the transformative power of community-building and the arts that resilience is fostered, guiding us toward collective healing and intersectional justice. 

We invite you to join us in exploring how grounding our work in lived experiences and artistic research as tools for social movement can weave together shared histories across diverse geographies, foster new connections, and a shared vision of solidarity and conviviality.

Speakers

Louna Sbou, Oyoun, Germany
Mandhumita Nandi, Oyoun, Germany

This session will be captioned and broadcasted online on Howlround.tv. 

Address: Verkadefabriek, Boschdijkstraat 45, 5211 VD 's-Hertogenbosch | Event map | Venue Accessibility 

Over the course of two days, a series of facilitated workshops based on discussion and practical exercises will ask us to tackle together some key questions currently facing the international performing arts sector.

This session will introduce the key theme of the Focus second day.

Facilitator

Simón Adinia Hanukai, Kaimera Productions, France

Address: Verkadefabriek, Boschdijkstraat 45, 5211 VD 's-Hertogenbosch | Event map | Venue Accessibility 

This first session of the day will introduce Rework the System, where we ask ourselves what we should and can do, as a global performing arts community, to transform the current economic and political systems.

Facilitators

Tundé Adefioye, City Dramaturg, Belgium
Simón Adinia Hanukai, Kamerai Productions, France
Müge Altay, Kamerai Productions, France
Fanny Martin, Arts of Festivals, Croatia
Máté Tenke, Project Manager, Hungary

Address: Verkadefabriek, Boschdijkstraat 45, 5211 VD 's-Hertogenbosch | Event map | Venue Accessibility 

This afternoon session will continue our exploration of Rework the System, where we ask ourselves what we should and can do, as a global performing arts community, to transform the current economic and political systems.

Facilitators

Tundé Adefioye, City Dramaturg, Belgium
Simón Adinia Hanukai, Kamerai Productions, France
Müge Altay, Kamerai Productions, France
Fanny Martin, Arts of Festivals, Croatia
Máté Tenke, Project Manager, Hungary

Address: Verkadefabriek, Boschdijkstraat 45, 5211 VD 's-Hertogenbosch | Event map | Venue Accessibility 

This final session will bring all of us together to share the final thoughts and actions we will be taking home with us. 

We will also take a moment to say goodbye and share the latest details about IETM’s future activities.