Keynote schedule
Keynote schedule
In Love and Struggle: The Tenacity of
Black Feminisms
Keynote
Paris Hatcher
Angela DAVIS
Paris Hatcher and Angela Davis in conversation delving into the tenacity of Black feminisms, the power of Black feminist love, and our commitment in the struggle for the collective liberation of Black people, in particular, Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people.
Plenary Schedule
Plenary Schedule
Black Feminisms get us free: Visions of Black Feminist Possibilities
Black feminist leaders present unique and often times intersecting schools of thought to the ideology that offer a blueprint to liberate us all. Explore various Black feminisms understandings and contributions at this plenary.
Plenary
Jenn Jackson
Moderator
ERICKA
HUGGINS
SHANA
GRIFFIN
Sesali
Bowen
MALKIA
CYRIL
Plenary
Break Up With Patriarchy
Join us as we explore strategies for dismantling patriarchal norms, reclaiming power, and building more liberating ways of being.
Mandisa Moore-O'Neal
PASCALE SOLAGES
Moderator
DOMINIQUE MORGAN
DEVIN-NORELLE
DEON
HAYWOOD
The Pulse: How Black feminisms is shaping
Join us to discuss how Black feminisms is shaping politics, society, and culture along with its impact on Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people.
Plenary
AKIBA
SOlomon
BEULAH
OSUEKE
Moderator
Angela Peoples
WAWA
GATHERU
WORKSHOPS
WORKSHOPS
EXHIBIT Schedule
EXHIBIT Schedule
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The inaugural Scenes of Solidarity Film Festival is a 2-day mini film festival at Get Free. Black Feminist Future recognizes the power of Black feminist filmmaking to inspire change, shape culture, uncover invisibilized histories, and speak truth to power. The Scenes of Solidarity Film Festival (SOS Film Fest) serves as a medium to activate our participants, collaborate with values-aligned artists, and honor filmmaking as an essential avenue to getting us free.
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The Skill Up, Fight Back Liberation Learning Lab was developed to activate Black Feminist Future’s power building strategy by curating spaces for attendees to build skills in real time prepare for our political moment. Set up like a carnival or a book fair, there will be demos, spaces to ask questions, spaces to practice and role play to move attendees from Black feminisms in theory to action.
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The Irresistible Revolution Art Gallery is a showcase of Black feminist visual art. Honoring our host city and its legacy of liberatory and innovative Black artistry, the Irresistible Revolution Art Gallery will prioritize showcasing the work of 3 Black feminist visual artists who are based in New Orleans. The art gallery spaces at Get Free will serve as a medium to further activate our participants, collaborate with values-aligned artists, and honor Black feminist art as a necessary tool to getting us free.scription goes here
