Hostile Environments is an evening of performance, poetry and debate. The event explores the structural conditions of climate colonialism as they affect indigenous and diasporic communities. This assembly is a chance to imagine what a more equitable, accountable and reparative vision of environmental justice might be. Hostile Environments is organised in response to Gathering Ground: Art in the Time of Ecological Crisis.
The Programme features performances and poetry by Khalid Abdalla and Sunnah Khan. Imani Jacqueline Brown, Radha D’Souza, Nadine El-Enany will speak on their activist and research practices. A discussion will follow, chaired by David Birkin and Max Houghton, co-founders of University of the Arts London research hub Visible Justice.
This event is organised in partnership with UAL: London College of Communication.
