2020-21 Season—Speaking Our Peace

Episode 21 — Building peace through the arts

15/3/2021

In this episode, we feature excerpts from a webinar from the Educating for Justice through Peace series which was broadcast on Zoom on January 31, 2021. You'll hear from Kathrin Winkler introducing four speakers who use art as part of their activism for peace and nonviolence:

Janmejay Singh is one of the participants in the Jai Jagat march. He has worked with cinema, fiction and documentary, as director-editor and occasionally cinematographer for a variety of projects in India.

https://www.jaijagatinternational.org/marchers/janmejay-singh-india/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqqKcpg2gVKekXZT6VFf7Gg/featured

Sigrid Roman is a doctoral candidate in education at the University of Toronto. Her principal teaching and research area concentrates on education and political violence and conflicts, intervention, prevention and social change. Sigrid is also a visual artist whose work explores and examines the embodiment and shifting perceptions of peace, violence and human connection.

https://ca.linkedin.com/in/sigridroman
Instagram @signyaucafe

Alejandra Barahona, known as Bara, is an active artist, illustrator and educator from Guatemala. She specializes in characters inspired by her daily life and paints subjects that address questions regarding social interests, philosophy and human behaviour. Bara is the founder of El Nido Art Studio, exhibiting her work around the globe and has an amazing number of followers on Facebook. Her workshops focus on women’s empowerment through art.

http://alebarahona.com
https://www.facebook.com/colormebara/

Sakura Saunders is a member of World BEYOND War’s board, an environmental justice organizer, Indigenous solidarity activist, arts educator and media producer. She is a cofounder of the Mining Injustice Solidarity Network and a member of the Beehive Design Collective. She currently resides in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she works in solidarity with the Mi’kmaq resisting Alton Gas. She is also a board member of the Halifax Workers Action Centre and volunteers at the community arts space, RadStorm.

https://weestore.myshopify.com/collections/posters/products/mesomerica-resiste https://twitter.com/sakura1979?lang=en

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Episode 20 — Gandhian influence in two ways with Vijay Bharathiya and Inamul Hasan

5/3/2021

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These two interviews were recorded in 2019 by Pria in Tamil Nadu, India. Pria writes, "It's amazing to me that, even though I feel like a different person than I was when I recorded them, the truths and passion of Vijay and Inamul come through so clearly. I'm grateful and lucky to have spoken with them when I did, in person. I hope to see them again someday (before too long)."

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The 2020/21 Season: Episodes & Stories

Episode 21 — Building peace through the arts

Episode 20 — Gandhian influence in two ways with Vijay Bharathiya and Inamul Hasan

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