Ideas on a more accessibility and inclusive society
Trio of speakers brought together for their shared cause in the BLM movement. Inspired by her personal battles, Tanicka, a Cardiff based activist, poet and spoken artist helps people ofmixed race be comfortable in their identity and advocates for their justice and representation in the music industry. Tanya shares her experiences as a black woman and the concept of micro aggression as a person, creative and an architecture student. Tanya fights for accessibility in education and in the workplace. Acknowledging her privileges since an early age, Sarah,a youth engagement coordinator at the National Museum Wales shares her passion, working for young people and making structural changes to create cultural shifts.
About the speaker
Tanyaradzwa Chiganze: artist, architecture student, latin dancer, skater and music fiend. Her passions interconnect and help her creative process. Recently, she founded Decolonise Architecture Bath — a collective of students and alumni at University of Bath which aims to tackle institutional racism within architectural education. The summer of 2020 has been revolutionary and has reminded us, as a community, how much there is to strive for in the struggle against systemic inequality. She co-hosts the podcast event “Let’s Talk About Race” and, as a creative, she communicates social commentary through both her architectural designs and surrealist portraiture.
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