Three Short Films About Everyday (Migrant) Activism
Greifenhagener Straße 32
10437 Berlin
Three Short Films About Everyday (Migrant) Activism
Greifenhagener Straße 32
10437 Berlin

This event will be held in English and is free of charge.
Please join us for the screening of three short films and a discussion about everyday (migrant) activism. Together with the creators, Piotr Goldstein and Phaedra Douzina-Bakalaki, we will talk about what activism is. Does it only happen in organizations and movements? Does all activism make sense? Who can become an activist? Who are ‘professional activists’, and who will never be ‘socially active’? Finally, how can we decolonise the ways in which we research, think, and talk about activism?
Speakers
- Piotr Goldstein is a social and visual anthropologist working in Berlin at the Centre for East European and International Studies (ZOiS) and the German Centre for Integration and Migration Research (DeZIM). He is the author of internationally awarded ethnographic documentaries: ‘Active (citizen)’ (with Jan Lorenz) and ‘Spółdzielnia/Cooperative’
- Phaedra Douzina-Bakalaki is a social anthropologist who specialises in the ethnographic study of Greece, Southern Europe, and the Mediterranean. Her research interests lie in patterns of social reproduction and processes of socio-political transformation.