Come rethink with us what photography can do! Register now here: chuffed.org/project/worksh… with a suggested donation of $40-$100b we can’t wait to see you all there!

Join us online on Sunday July 27th at 12 PM EDT for an intimate session with @AlaKheir as we explore:
📷 Visual narratives from Africa

📷 Represenation and resistance

📷 Photographer as a tool for social change

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#KeepEyesOnSudan

Ala’s lens is rooted in Khartoum and his hometown, Nyala (South Darfur), offering perspectives that challenge stereotypes and reflect the complex realities of life in Sudan and across the continent! #CulturalMemory #AfricanStorytelling

For our next #Workshops4Sudan, we are honoured to welcome the incredible Ala Kheir; Sudanese photographer, mentor, and prize juror - whose work reimagines Sudanese identity through deeply personal, place-based storytelling! #AfricanPhotography #AlaKheir

Come deepen your understanding of Sudan through its vibrant cultural legacy. This session is for lovers of story, justice, and transformation. chuffed.org/project/worksh…#SudanThroughStoryr#SudaneseCulturer#Storytellingn#YassminAbdelMagiede#KeepEyesOnSudana#CultureAsResistancece

Yassmin’s work spans books, journalism, and TV. She’s founded orgs, published 5 books, and speaks globally on equity and inclusion. She’s also the founder of eyesonsudan.net

Storytelling is more than tradition; it’s resistance, memory, and imagination. From ancient Nubia to modern rap, Sudanese stories carry power. Learn about the characters that shaped Sudanese society and the work of icons like Tayib Saleh, Obeid Abdul Nur, and rapper Dafencii.

This event is a celebration, a dialogue, and an invitation to think with water—toward what Leanne calls “affiliation and global connection.” Make sure to share with your networks and communities!

You can sign up now here: chuffed.org/project/worksh…
📅 June 2, 6:30 PM EDT

Together, Leanne & Robyn will explore:
— Water as knowledge
— Nishnaabe futurities
— Indigenous & Black solidarities
— Life beyond colonial preoccupations with land

#WaterIsLife #IndigenousInternationalism

Theory of Water emerges from Leanne’s final letter to Robyn in Rehearsals for Living: “It was there I began to think about water, nibi, as a theory... as a form of Indigenous internationalism.”

We're honoured to welcome Leanne Betasamosake Simpson—renowned Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg musician, scholar, and writer—for this special evening. She’ll be in conversation with author and scholar @policingblack.bsky.social

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All proceeds will go directly to the Sudan Solidarity Fund!

Don’t miss out on this chance to learn, unlearn, and reimagine justice and care together! April 2nd, 6:30 PM EST!

Our suggested donation of $40-$100 per workshop reflects our deep appreciation for the time and expertise of our instructors, as well as the urgent, needs in Sudan.

This workshop will shed light on accountability, collective care, and the principles of transformative justice, centering the most vulnerable in our communities while unpacking the harms of policing and prisons through an abolitionist lens!