Photography as a Means of Generating Collective Resonance
This workshop will introduce new ways to produce visual and artistic content individually and collectively from a global and local perspective. It will highlight the need to understand the political dimension that collaborative work implies and encourages participants to explore new approaches.
*To participate in one of these workshops, you need one of the Forum Passes. Holding a Forum Pass entitles you to participate in all conference days & workshops. For participation in the workshops, we ask for registration. This is possible on the page of the respective workshops.
WORKSHOPPROGRAMM 15. OKTOBER 2022
A workshop on how to run successfull social media campaigns with the wonderful Nina Englert. With the example of “Sophie Scholl” #ichbinsoophiescholl, for which she was the editor, Nina explains how the team managed to gain fast sucess and many many followers. What were the learnings - what worked and what didn’t? All participants will dive into group work after her input and brainstorm on a campaign for 2 projects. This workshop is mainly in German.
With Nina Englert
Book your ticket now (just available for Forum Pass holders)
Today we know that creating images implies working with others, understanding the political dimension that collaborative work implies. Rethinking the way in which we produce visual and artistic content in individual and collective terms from a global and local perspective, having as central axis the commitment of the artist with the community that works with, is mandatory. In this sense, the workshop intends to focus on the creative processes of the participants from the artistic and community practices, from the collaborative, also encouraging the linking and construction of work networks by the participants.
Book your ticket now (just available for Forum Pass holders)
What is an Impact Campaign and how to work with Distributors for Impact? What are the challenges and how do we work together? Do you have a project? Send it in to forum@hrffb.de as we can discuss strategies for 3 projects in this workshop
Irena Taskovski and Vivian Schröder
Book your ticket now (just available for Forum Pass holders)
Learning from the best. The New Humanitarian is at the forefront of decolonizing journalism. In this workshop, Middle East Editor Annie Slemrod will explain how the nonprofit newsroom is thinking about helping people tell their own stories whilst trying to make sure journalism does less harm. Participants will work together to develop new approaches to less-extractive storytelling.
Book your ticket now (just available for Forum Pass holders)
Workshop Location
VILLA ELISABETH
Invalidenstraße 3
10115 Berlin (Mitte)
How to get there:
→ U8: Rosenthaler Platz
→ Tram: Brunnenstraße / Invalidenstraße
