Andrea Vetter is a transformation researcher with a focus on degrowth, commoning and queer eco-feminism. She is also a co-founder and co-designer of the socio-cultural center “Haus des Wandels” in East Brandenburg, an editor of the magazine “Oya” and a member of the advisory board of “Konzeptwerk Neue Ökonomie” in Leipzig.

labornet.tv is a feminist collective of media activists. Since 2011, we have been reporting on strikes and class struggles, producing documentaries and have built up a free online archive with over 1000 films from the world of work. The films can be streamed free of charge with German and English subtitles. And we regularly organize film events.

Njathi Kabui is a Chef, with an expertise in Food Justice and Food Literacy, Medical Anthropologist and Organic farmer. Chef Kabui promotes food literacy as a public speaker, writer, and social commentator, regularly appearing on popular Kenyan radio and international media. He has worked on almost all common sectors of farm food, marketing, food app design, to the consumer’s plate through his advocacy and eclectic food workshops, dinners on farms, Non-profits, museums, academic institutions and corporate events.

In situ (AT) is an experimental documentary film project whose protagonists are cultivated seeds and the seed-producing plants and people. Production and work processes for the production of seeds are accompanied over the course of a year in the Brandenburg seed farm “Keimzelle”. The two-person farm propagates and preserves cultivated varieties of crops by growing them organically in corresponding cycles. The film team also consists of two people, Jana Charlotte Tost and Katharina Hauke, who approach the processes with documentary means in monthly shooting blocks. A global topic is viewed through a microcosm.

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This lecture series addresses encounters between climate (in)justice and creative practice through a variety of contributions and performances. It situates the lecture hall and university within planetary boundaries. We ask what we must (un)learn, do, or avoid in response to current crises.
Guest speakers will share their perspectives, artistic, and creative practices. It’s about learning and unlearning together — collectively and on eye level. We, as students of the Klasse Klima, are experimenting with new, less hierarchical ways of learning and coming together.

simo_tier (it/his) writes and publishes zines, multimedia art and audio formats that are influenced by his lived reality as a disabled, fat, indigenous, agender, white, gay femme. For this purpose, it mainly advises queer and_or BIPoC orga-nizations and groups on disability and barrier access. It is currently studying for a Master‘s degree in Art in Context at the University of the Arts Berlin.
Ren Loren Britton is a transdisciplinary artist-designer who holds values that reverberate with transfeminism, techno-sciences, radical pedagogy and disability justice. Their work practices with loving accountability towards collaboration, accessibility, trans*gender politics and critical technical praxis. Ren has shared artistic work within multiple institutions including Sonic Acts (Amsterdam), MACBA (Barcelona), Transmediale & HKW & Martin Gropius Bau (Berlin).

Lee Amaduzzi works in climate justice, focusing on the intersection of degrowth as an economic approach in the global north and reparations from the global south, currently with Konzeptwerk Neue Ökonomie. Lee is also interested in how art, science and social change overlap. Besides, Lee is also a curator of the Queer Ecology and Degrowth Festival "Metamorfosis" in Barcelona.

Sheena Anderson is a black feminist activist, organizer and political scientist focused on black and intersectional feminism, climate justice, demilitaritzation and feminist and climate foreign policy. Currently she is an activist with a BIPoC climate justice collective (cjb.kollektiv) based in Berlin. She also has years of experience in political education and is a certified Ani-Bias trainer.