»How Did You Become A Migrant Organizer...« – A Podcast Interview with Berena Yogarajah

Type
Audio
Published
10.11.2023
Language
English
Level
Beginner
Length
30 Minutes
Categories
Intersectional Alliances, Community & Union Organizing, Grassroots Movement Building
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CREDITS

Concept & Production: School of Transnational Organizing
Host: Georg Blokus
Podcast Recording & Editing: School of Transnational Organizing
Music: Vincent Bababoutilabo (@bababoutilabo) on Pinewax Records

About the contributor

Berena Yogarajah
Anti-Racist & Social Justice Activist & Educator

Berena Yogarajah is a political activist and educator based in Cologne. She has mainly been active in anti-racist struggles in Germany. She is primarily concerned with identity politics and utopia. Observing that some debates around anti-racism make us paralyzed instead of powerful, determined and witted, has influenced her work strongly. Therefore, her political work focuses on overcoming social hardships and fears towards social justice.

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