About this episode
How can the transformative power of art and culture serve as the connective tissue in movements for democracy, justice, and deep societal change?In our divided world , building genuine, arts animated cross-sector collaboration is more than a goal—it’s a necessity. This episode dives into how activist artists and cultural organizers can forge meaningful connections with their community social change partners and why our current systems often fail to support that.Discover the innovative approach of the Horizons Project and how it’s redefining movement-building through authentic relationship weaving.Learn why sharing stories and cultural engagement are crucial in combating authoritarianism and fostering a thriving democracy.Understand how vulnerability, play, and arts are not just tools, but essential strategies for social transformation and collective sense-making.Tune in now to explore how Julia Roig and the Horizons Project are laying the groundwork for a new, interconnected way of organizing for democracy and justice.Notable Mentions:Here is a categorized list of all mentioned individuals, events, organizations, and publications, each accompanied by a brief description and a hyperlink for more in-depth information: PeopleJulia Roig – Founder and Chief Network Weaver at The Horizons Project, focusing on bridging peacebuilding, social justice, and democracy.Cristine Michie – Host of the PlayFull Podcast, where she discusses the role of play in social change.Jarvis Williams – Pastor and speaker who discusses the paradoxes within institutions and the importance of authentic belonging.Míriam Juan-Torres González – Moderator at the Othering & Belonging Institute, facilitating discussions on inclusive democracy.?? EventsPeaceCon 2023 – An annual conference hosted by the Alliance for Peacebuilding, focusing on peacebuilding strategies and collaborat
