Workshop

Climate change is part of a complex system often accompanied by mis- and false information. This workshop aims to deepen the understanding of the climate crisis and its interconnections. We delve into the origins of anthropogenic climate change, its link to colonialism, and present reliable, scientifically based facts. Additionally, we discuss the role of purported solutions exacerbating the crisis and explore the feasibility of utopian ideals.

Together, we rise above feelings of powerlessness and craft a zine that creatively consolidates your ideas and action impulses for climate justice. Zines have a rich history as tools for networking, organization, and empowerment. You will learn to harness this tool and utilize it to keep yourselves motivated even after the workshop.
 

Azul Lebrija Castillo (she/her), born in 2002 in Puebla, Mexico, has been living in Hamburg since she was seven years old. She is studying Earth Sciences at the University of Hamburg and Illustration at HAW Hamburg. After completing her high school education, she decided to get involved with Fridays For Future to advocate for increased climate protection and justice. In 2022, she joined BiPoC for Future and has since been advocating for intersectional climate justice, anti-racism, and decolonization within the German climate movement. Additionally, she is actively involved in university contexts, advocating for decarbonization of universities and a more socially equitable university experience for all.

SCHOOL OF SURVIVAL, Hall for Contemporary Art

German