Update: Read our Oct. 29 recap of the event, “Big Thanks and Props.”

Remixing the Digital Archive:
Black and Indigenous creators reclaim knowledge space

DATE: Wednesday Oct. 28th  –  6:00pm to 9:00pm
VENUE: Atrium in Physics & Astronomy Building Atrium, WU London

FREE to the public – donations to the campaign for #MMIW are welcome

Featuring:

• Musical performance by musician, producer, artist and educator Lido Pimienta
• Manifesto by Adulis “Chedo” Mokanan, founder of The Come Up Show
• Keynote Performance Lecture by Dr. Mark V. Campbell, Banting Fellow at the University of Regina
• Dialogue with Mark, Lido and Chedo moderated by datejie cheko green
• Music set by Harina

Event space is fully accessible.

Free snacks and refreshments by Calabash Events and Great Hall Catering will be available.

GALLERY EXHIBIT:
A partial showing of Dr. Mark V. Campbell’s curated exhibit T-DOT PIONEERS will be on display. Arrive early.

THIS EVENT WILL BE RECORDED

Please register your attendance at EVENTBRITE.

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~ Dialogues with Solidarity Conscious Knowledge Workers  ~ 
An event series produced by datejie cheko green
FIMS Asper Fellow in Media 2015

The series’ goal is to engage precarious cultural, media and knowledge producers about their work and lives. We’ll discuss what it’s like to hustle, stay solvent, healthy and safe in today’s labour market, while still being productive and nurturing our talents and dreams.

We will also probe the barriers and threats to our digitally-dependent work, including the implications of digital surveillance and other forms of policing on precarious knowledge workers and our communities.

Thank you to our series co-sponsors:

FIMS, FIMS Student Council, FIMS Digital Labour Group, Western University International Week, CHRW Radio 94.9 FM.