Public Interventions Against the Echo Chambers - WorkersforPalestine.nl
In this research session, we collectively unpack previous and ongoing local attempts in the movement that resist online censorship and stagnant echo chambers. We look into printed press as a…
That word, right on the tip of my tongue - Leroy
A talk about linguistic imperialism and the community efforts of language revival, including a collective mind mapping session where participants are free to discuss and reflect on all of their…
Diversity of Tacticts – Reflections from Utrecht’s Palestine Solidarity movement - Palestine Cafe Utrecht, Utrecht4Palestine, Utrecht Medics for Gaza, Utrecht Students for Palestine, Utrecht Encampment
This is an evidence/tools based panel discussion on the approach to diversity of tactics taken within the Utrecht based Palestine solidarity movement.
We will hear from organisers active in Utrecht4Palestine,…
Designing Antifascist Games - Max Haiven, Briar Dickey
Fighting fascism is no game, but games and play can be an important part of our struggles. In this workshop we’ll look at the history of radicals using games as…
International Solidarity with Feminist Struggles – Collective Zine Making (practical) - PYRA
No one is truly free until everyone is free
We are PYRA (Politicise Your Revolutionary Anger), an anticapitalist, antifascist, antiracist, abolitionist, decolonial, queer, trans and feminist collective based in Utrecht.…
Ministry of Peacemaking - Chihiro Geuzebroek, Kali
Conflict within our movements can weaken our collectives. How can we care and repair relationships to raise hell together?
Let’s practice communicating about our sore spots, boundaries and giving feedback…
Abolishing Police: Debunking and countering coppaganda myths - Weg Met Politie
When copaganda becomes pervasive and widespread, it is our task to counter it. In this workshop we will provide a short theoretical overview on how imperialism uses police and policing…
Weaving resistance - Amsterdam 2025
Stone by Stone, Strike by Strike: Reflections on Palestine Solidarity Organizing - WorkersforPalestine.nl
Palestine solidarity organizing and action has surged across the Netherlands over the past 16 months. We propose this assembly in order to reflect on this recent history – from strikes…
Weaving resistance - Amsterdam 2025
Solarpunk Writers Workshop: Radical Acceptance & Action - Lyz & Bob
Lyz & Bob will create a space for imaginative writing, creating and being. They will make you collectively dream about a future based on social and climate justice that is…
Weaving resistance - Amsterdam 2025
Jews, Antisemitism and Decolonisation - Naomi, Tori, and Yoni
In this panel and Q&A, we will explore the relationship between decolonisation, jewish community, and antisemitism. The fight against antisemitism is often weaponized to prop up the Israeli regime and…
Weaving resistance - Amsterdam 2025
Beyond Borders: Spinning Gandhi’s Nonviolence into Climate Justice and Resistance - Akash Kumar
Beyond Borders – it’s a symbol of resilience, autonomy, and collective action. Inspired by Gandhi’s spinning wheel, this workshop connects fiber arts to movements for justice, sustainability, and decolonization. In…
Weaving resistance - Amsterdam 2025
Zine launch: THE WORLD IS A WOUND- on Palestinian liberation and Disability Justice - QUACK (Queers Undoing Ableism Care Kollektiv)
Fresh out of the printer, we are bringing a zine titled “THIS WORLD IS A WOUND: on Palestinian Liberation and Disability Justice”. This zine illuminates the enmeshment of Palestinian liberation…
Weaving resistance - Amsterdam 2025
Resilience, Care, and Collective Liberation - KABRA
In our world filled with urgent struggles for justice and liberation, it’s easy to forget that care—self-care, community care—is a radical act of resistance. Through this discussion, we’ll explore the…
Journeys of Maize: Reviving the visit to Europe of Indigenous groups in resistance - La Gira Holanda
Exploring Indigenous National Council of Mexico, FrayBa's 2023 European journey, and Zapatistas' views on global resistance, solidarity through collective reading.
Gaza: historical and political context - Dr. Dina Zbeidy
During this workshop you ask the questions and decide on the content. What information and knowledge do you need in order to better understand the current situation in Israel and Palestine?
Defeating Dystopia? - Utrecht 2020
Climate change, conflict and migration - CODE ROOD, Stop Wapenhandel, Stop the War on Migrants, Transnational Institute (TNI)
Panel discussion about the future of the nexus climate change, energy security, migration, (armed) conflict and arms trade. Why should social movements active on these subjects work together and how can we cooperate to tackle the intertwined issues?
Defeating Dystopia? - Utrecht 2020
Lessons from Rojava - Defend Rojava
Internationalists discuss their experiences in Rojava, the ideology and structure of the Rojava Revolution and the current situation of the region. What can we in a European context learn from northern Syria? Particular emphasis on the women's revolution.
Defeating Dystopia? - Utrecht 2020
Reflecting on Extinction Rebellion - Clara
Extinction Rebellion (XR) has an extreme stance on actions organised under its name: non-violent mass civil disobedience to disrupt – but also cooperation with the police. Where does this insistence on this tactic come from, and where to go from here?
Defeating Dystopia? - Utrecht 2020
Feminist & intersectional takes on the climate crisis - Karijn van den Berg, Diederick van den Ende, Fleur, Dominique Just
In this interactive workshop intersectional feminist researcher Karijn van den Berg is joined by several activists, organisers and thinkers to discuss and strengthen feminist intersectional approaches to our current socio-ecological crises. We will discuss the importance of intersectional action for climate justice, connecting with other issues and movements, and how to put this into practice.
PoC Caucus
Conversation space reserved for people of color; subjects to be decided by the participants themselves.
Thank you for calling - Karel de Kleijne
Why is calling out oppressive behavior in white normative left wing activist spaces so difficult? Why are dominant groups within movement spaces trying to silence marginalized people who call out oppressive behavior? (spoiler: fragility)