Women’s Work, Nature and the Colonies – Climate Change Screenings
Three Day Programme of Documentaries
Friday 20 August 2021 – Sunday 22 August 2021
WE GET SHOT WITH SILENT BULLETS: SCREENINGS & DISCUSSIONS WITH AFRICA IN MOTION
The Dear Green Bothy | College of Arts | School of Culture and Creative Arts
Friday 20 August 2021 – Sunday 22 August 2021 at 10.00 a.m.
Online: deargreenbothy.gla.ac.uk/event/we-get-shot-with-silent-bullets/
We Get Shot With Silent Bullets
The global climate crisis is rooted in a socio-economic political system driven and sustained by resource extraction. The unseen costs of this system are felt most urgently and destructively by those living in the resource-rich Global South and in particular by working class and indigenous women.
A weekend of documentaries looking at capitalist extractivism and environmental resistance across the African continent, with a focus on the vital labour and activism of women. These screenings will be accompanied by reflections from filmmakers featured in the programme, as well as activists working on the ground.
All events in this programme are free with an optional donation. Proceeds will go to WoMin, an African ecofeminist regional alliance that fights for climate justice and to advance women-centred, community-driven development alternatives.
Schedule:
Friday 20 August: Strike a Rock + Extended Intro
Saturday 21 August: Amussu + Interview
Sunday 22 August: These Hands + Women Hold Up The Sky + Live Discussion
*Each film will be available to watch for 48 hours.
The global climate crisis is rooted in a socio-economic political system driven and sustained by resource extraction. The costs of this system are felt most urgently and destructively by those living in the resource-rich Global South and in particular by working class and indigenous women. A three-day programme of documentaries looking at capitalist extraction and environmental resistance across the African continent, with a focus on the vital work and activism of women. These screenings will be accompanied by a panel discussion with filmmakers featured in the programme, as well as activists working on the ground.
Hosted in partnership with Africa in Motion Film Festival and the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Lab at the University of Glasgow.
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