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Namita is a yoga teacher, writer and artist based in India. She’s been teaching yoga for the last 13 years. A gold-medallist law graduate, she also has a Post-graduate Diploma in Intellectual property rights from National Law School of India University, Bangalore. She...
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Indian artist and activist Namita Kulkarni has released a new public arts project that demonstrates how colonialism has been, and continues to be, the major cause of the climate crisis. Through a collection of thought-provoking paintings and stories, the project aims...
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An art exhibit is bringing the struggles of the Banaban community to the global stage, providing them with a platform to share their history and demands for action from the governments of Fiji and Kiribati to safeguard their human rights. Through 9 March, Tāmaki...
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Katja Phutaraksa Neef is a political artist born and raised in Thailand and grew up in Japan and Aotearoa. She is currently based in Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa (Auckland, New Zealand). Katja is currently an Artivist-in-Residence at ICAAD, and works at UnionAID as a...
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ICAAD, the Auckland Banaban Christian Fellowship Support Hub, the Banaban Women’s Organization, and the Rabi Council of Leaders have launched a new initiative centered on building and exhibiting the arts from Banaban artists and storytellers in Tamaki Makaurau...
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Learn more about ICAAD Artivist Harbani Ahuja’s poems on Immigrant Rights We are excited to announce the release of a new series of Dicta Legal Poetry, available to view in our immersive virtual exhibit. The Immigrant Rights series highlights critical and shameful...
