Learning from Black Resistance Practices
Colleen Ndemeh Fitzgerald offers insights into her current choreographic research on Black resistance and anti-racist practices—in various places and at various times. These include acts of resistance such as arm-in-arm demonstrations, uprisings, rituals, and celebrations. What can we learn from them for the present day?
- Workshop Leaders: Colleen Ndemeh Fitzgerald (performance artist and choreographer) in collaboration with Naledi Majola (performer) and Sointu Pere (dancer, performer)
- Format: Movement Workshop
- Spoken Language: English
- Venue: HAU3, Houseclub, Ground Floor
Workshop Leader
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Colleen Ndemeh Fitzgerald
Performance Artist and Choreographer | Berlin, Buenos Aires
© Maza Monteiro Rey
Colleen Ndemeh Fitzgerald
Performance Artist and Choreographer | Berlin, Buenos Aires -
Naledi Majola
Performer | Berlin
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Naledi Majola
Performer | Berlin -
Sointu Pere
Dancer, performer and facilitator │ Berlin
© Naomi Boima
Sointu Pere
Dancer, performer and facilitator │ BerlinSointu Pere is an Afro-Finnish dancer, performer and facilitator based in Berlin. Their movement practice is rooted in improvisation and somatic approaches and is influenced by their background in street dance and Afro-Cuban styles and contemporary dance. Currently, they co-host queer BIPOC movement and music improvisation sessions.