Bujrum | Welcome! I’m Azar Causevic (they/them) from Bosnia and Herzegovina. I want to honor all those before us who contributed making ourselves and our communities more resilient, compassionate and hopeful. I’m a queer feminist activist and one of the core team members of LGBTIQ+ association Okvir and Queer Archive project. I am passionate about queer spaces of love, memory, and resistance. I also do queer peer counseling. Besides that, I am an IT explorer, poetry and psychoanalysis lover.Random things about me: I believe in connections and that love heals. I also love to get lost and rediscover bits and pieces of myself in the sky, hugs, dreams, sound, text, emotion, art. My favorite colors are turquoise, gray, black and white. I have a dog called Zen, but he is zen in his own way, just as we are.
My blog with random photos, music, poetry and art: www.lernerblu.wordpress.com
Hello! I'm an illustrator, graphic recorder and book designer from South Asia. I use art to participate in and contribute to social justice movements. I primarily work with organisations at the intersections of women's and LGBTQIA+ rights, digital rights, sexual and reproductive justice and environmental justice among other areas. I'm currently dreaming and drawing about mental health, fat liberation, queerness and community care. When I'm not at my desk, you'll likely find me on a lounge chair with my book and a heating pad. I'm known to have at least 25 tabs open at any given point of time. Some of my favourite things to eat are pizza, cheese, paneer butter masala and everything bread.
You can see some of my work on https://sonaksha.com/ and say hi on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sonaksha and Twitter https://twitter.com/sonakshaiyengar.
Selamat datang! I’m a nonbinary notes nerd, writer, and storyteller who works in / around collective learning, meaning, and memory in Southeast Asia. You might have seen me typing away at a meeting in the day or reading tarot cards for feminists at night. I grew up with spirituality, science, the supernatural, and the internet— and maintain over 20 years of searchable journal entries and counting. My special interests include poetry, the Qur’an, and magical combos of queerness + autism.they/them
Region: Southeast Asia / Asia Pacific
Welcome to this playlist - I’m so excited you’re here! I’m Kim (they/them), a queer, disabled researcher, writer and storyteller. I am from + in India, and for me Doha is home. My work is at the intersections of data, disability, bureaucracy and the body, and I am currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Education and Anthropology. I also love thinking about children’s and young adult literature, infrastructure, surveillance, mutual aid, transformative justice, recipes, pedagogy and queerness. I am on Twitter (https://twitter.com/kimmerrlee) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/kimmerrlee/). Region: South Asia
I am a lesbian-feminist activist from Brazil. I work at the intersection of design, technology and art, collaborating with various collectives and Human Rights organizations in the Global South as a tech consultant, web developer, sysadmin, researcher, UX designer and digital security trainer. I am a co-founder of the feminist server Cl4ndestina (clandestina.io).I love going aimlessly with my bike through the city. I also love being close to the sea and swimming in the open sea.
Find me on Twitter: @stepaola
In Swahili we say “Karibuni” to welcome people! So karibuni to my playlist!!! My name is DJ Viv from Kenya. I enjoy the stillness of nature, the love and solidarity of the feminist community that I’ve found across regions , Dido’s music…(Highly recommend) and can occasionally be found providing legal opinions on things. I have created this playlist for you all, with all my love and picked resources from different parts of Africa that I identify with in a way, that I have learnt from and that have fueled my feminist spirit to keep organizing. I hope we can talk about them, and I hope they inspire something in you too. Feel free in this space and WELCOME!!
Twitter:@OuyaVivianne
Instagram: vivianouya
Hello hello! I’m Chithira, coming to you all the way from the shores of Kerala, a small state in India that lies where the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean all meet. I’m a queer feminist, and I live several lives as a journalist, a researcher, and an editor. I have been been a community organiser for feminist rights and environmental justice for more than a decade, and I’m also a theatre practitioner who teaches ‘Theatre of the Oppressed’ techniques as a tool for addressing oppression and dealing with trauma.
I love driving around on my 21-year-old scooter to explore spaces like my city, and the forests and lakes that hem it. My dogs enjoy taking me for walks, and the cats, mongooses, crows and snakes in my neighbourhood seem to delight in letting me feed them.
I write poems when my heart permits, and have recently acquired a set of watercolour paints that I am looking forward to trying.
they/them
https://twitter.com/chithira_v
I’m a Palestinian refugee researcher born and raised in Lebanon. I’m researching surveillance in academia and anti-colonial knowledge production for my PHD. My work focuses on surveillance, tech fascism and AI geopolitics.
My playlist offers a gathering of words, ideas, and images—fragments that have lit the way in moments of absolute apocalypse. When the world splits open, when it feels like there’s no ground left to stand on, these have been reminders that the only way is forward.
Palestine is a thread that pulls us together, no matter where we are, because it encompasses everything and summarizes our everyday struggle. Palestine means resistance, it means life refusing to be snuffed out. It means a determination to dream, to hold on, to fight for a better world for all.
¡Hola! Te saludo desde una identidad en constante mutación. Soy planta pero no arraigo fácilmente. Soy mujer por decisión, pero siento que eso podría cambiar en algún momento. Investigo pero no para llegar a las profundidades de las cosas sino para poder comunicarlas. Me interesan las tecnologías digitales, pero me interesan más las infraestructuras y los cuerpos que las sostienen. Me gusta comer, mucho más cuando la comida ha sido preparada con amor. Ocasionalmente facilito talleres de seguridad y cuidados digitales, y también me dedico a leer y conversar sobre tecnología, feminismo, libertad y vida colectiva. Me gusta hacer cosas con las manos, pero lo que más me gusta es hacerlas con otrxs.
Traigo para compartir algunos textos e imágenes sobre eso que llaman Inteligencia Artificial, pero como no quiero discutir si en realidad es inteligente o artificial, hablaremos simplemente de IA. Empecemos ★
Me llamo Candy Rodríguez, soy originaria de Ciudad de México y soy activista ciberfeminista. Fundé el primer Hacklab feminista en la ciudad de México que se llama “La Chinampa”, he sido parte de procesos de educación popular feminista con diversas organizaciones y colectivas en la región Latinoaméricana. He impartido talleres sobre seguridad digital, sexting seguro, ciberfeminismos y derechos humanos en el espacio digital con comunidades en México, Chile y Perú. Soy parte de Acoso.Online, Colectiva Mecha y Cibeserguras. Me gusta mucho cuidar plantas y amo andar en bici.
Aloha I am an intersectional feminist from Morocco, a modern day nomad and world citizen having lived in six different countries so far. Founder of the feminist youth-led movement and blog Politics4Her to break stereotypes, encourage women to grow more informed, and become active participants in civil society. A strong advocate for human rights particularly in topics related to migration and gender. Currently pursuing a master’s degree in Refugee Protection and Forced Migration. Passionate about digital communications, positive use of social media, youth & women empowerment.I am a vegan, ukulele addict, yogi, ocean lover, surfer & skater, adventure seeker, dream chaser, rainbow lover, and my biggest dream would be to sit on a cloud and be able to eat at the same time.
Meet TBTT's amazing, feminist, geeky DJ's from all over - giving us their recommendations for local resources on gender, tech, online gender-based violence, feminist internet, sexuality and more - in English, Spanish, French and Arabic.