In the series of our movie nights on environmental activism
– following ‘Woman at War’ and ‘If a Tree Falls’ –
Let’s meet again this time for a focus on Iceland with a screening of this great documentary (2014) by Grímur Hákonarson.
As usual, there will be time for a discussion afterwards for the ones who would like to share/listen to each others thoughts 🙂
“The Laxá Farmers is about old farmers who 40 years ago blew up a dam to save their valley. They had protested for years but were losing the battle and being chased off their land when in the middle of the night they brought out the dynamite. This event marks the birth of environmentalism in Iceland. The farmers won a court case against them by sticking together and all confessing. For 40 years they have never revealed the secret. Until now.”
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space for 15 participants,
movie is 1 hour long in icelandic, with english subtitles
tea and popcorn for all !
oppressive behaviour and language is not tolerated.
the building is currently not wheelchair accessible, unfortunately.
Both bathrooms in the building are gender neutral, there are name tags and pronoun buttons by the entrance.
Andrymi lives on donations, feel welcome to help with what you can in the donation box
Come over if you would like to learn how to support other people in the space, react to conflicts, get to know more about the work in our solidarity teams during bigger events or better understand why we have created the space. If you already use the space, either organising within/with your group, either as a participant, you are even more encourage to get to know how to support other participants in the space and provide a safer space for all. Andrými is open due to you, then let’s get together and talk about (why is) our radical social centre in town.
In other words – if you like Andrými as it is and want to help us make sure that the people feel welcome, taken care of and safe here and on top of that – get some useful skills – drop in!
Learn the power of inner storytelling, it’s affect on the identity, mood and the sense of meaning in our daily lives. Practice handy therapeutic writing techniques using your language of choice. The workshop will be facilitated by Greta Lietuvninkaite – a published writer with a degree in psychology.
This is not an event as such, but instead will be an open project running until the 4th May (estimation) in which we will be creating sustainable decorations for the Feminist Film Festival (5th – 8th May).
The themes that we have discussed so far will be surrounding: floral elements for the new spring season, lots of colours to encompass the colours of the FFF logo (pride and trans flag colours), inclusion of female writing in the way of printed scripts, screen plays, poetry, books which will be transformed into said decorations, and incorporation of textile in the way of drapes, bunting etc. The main element was also to make sure that all decorations come from recycled materials.
We will be using one of the rooms in the house in which all work will be stored neatly when not in use. Myself (Imogen) and my working partner on this (Salvor) will be coming in and out of the space frequently due to our busy and ever-changing schedules, meaning we will be in the house when we have spare time. Our plan is to find some extra bodies who are interested in feminism, sustainability and art who might want an opportunity to work on this short project with us, meet others with shared interests and help to make these decorations the best they can be.
People wondering the house whilst we are there working will also be encouraged to join in if they wish. We aim for these decorations to be as simple as possible to create, so anyone can join in:)
Learn the power of inner storytelling, it’s affect on the identity, mood and the sense of meaning in our daily lives. Practice handy therapeutic writing techniques using your language of choice.
The workshop will be facilitated by Greta Lietuvninkaite – a published writer with a degree in psychology.
The event is free of charge, recommended donation – 2300kr. Everyone is welcome – just bring a pen and your open mind!
Come over if you would like to learn how to support other people in the space, react to conflicts, get to know more about the work in our solidarity teams during bigger events or better understand why we have created the space. If you already use the space, either organising within/with your group, either as a participant, you are even more encourage to get to know how to support other participants in the space and provide a safer space for all.
Andrými is open due to you, then let’s get together and talk about (why is) our radical social centre in town.
In other words – if you like Andrými as it is and want to help us make sure that the people feel welcome, taken care of and safe here and on top of that – get some useful skills – drop in!
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In the series of our movie nights on environmental activism
– following ‘Woman at War’ and ‘If a Tree Falls’ –
Let’s meet again this time for a focus on Iceland with a screening of this great documentary (2014) by Grímur Hákonarson.
As usual, there will be time for a discussion afterwards for the ones who would like to share/listen to each others thoughts 🙂
“The Laxá Farmers is about old farmers who 40 years ago blew up a dam to save their valley. They had protested for years but were losing the battle and being chased off their land when in the middle of the night they brought out the dynamite. This event marks the birth of environmentalism in Iceland. The farmers won a court case against them by sticking together and all confessing. For 40 years they have never revealed the secret. Until now.”
—
space for 15 participants,
movie is 1 hour long in icelandic, with english subtitles
tea and popcorn for all !
oppressive behaviour and language is not tolerated.
the building is currently not wheelchair accessible, unfortunately.
Both bathrooms in the building are gender neutral, there are name tags and pronoun buttons by the entrance.
Andrymi lives on donations, feel welcome to help with what you can in the donation box
Closed private event.
Learn the power of inner storytelling, it’s affect on the identity, mood and the sense of meaning in our daily lives. Practice handy therapeutic writing techniques using your language of choice. The workshop will be facilitated by Greta Lietuvninkaite – a published writer with a degree in psychology.
This is not an event as such, but instead will be an open project running until the 4th May (estimation) in which we will be creating sustainable decorations for the Feminist Film Festival (5th – 8th May).
The themes that we have discussed so far will be surrounding: floral elements for the new spring season, lots of colours to encompass the colours of the FFF logo (pride and trans flag colours), inclusion of female writing in the way of printed scripts, screen plays, poetry, books which will be transformed into said decorations, and incorporation of textile in the way of drapes, bunting etc. The main element was also to make sure that all decorations come from recycled materials.
We will be using one of the rooms in the house in which all work will be stored neatly when not in use. Myself (Imogen) and my working partner on this (Salvor) will be coming in and out of the space frequently due to our busy and ever-changing schedules, meaning we will be in the house when we have spare time. Our plan is to find some extra bodies who are interested in feminism, sustainability and art who might want an opportunity to work on this short project with us, meet others with shared interests and help to make these decorations the best they can be.
People wondering the house whilst we are there working will also be encouraged to join in if they wish. We aim for these decorations to be as simple as possible to create, so anyone can join in:)
Iðnó May Day Solidarity Team meeting (closed/private event).
Slagtog meeting
Learn the power of inner storytelling, it’s affect on the identity, mood and the sense of meaning in our daily lives. Practice handy therapeutic writing techniques using your language of choice.
The workshop will be facilitated by Greta Lietuvninkaite – a published writer with a degree in psychology.
The event is free of charge, recommended donation – 2300kr. Everyone is welcome – just bring a pen and your open mind!
HÁTÍÐNI 2022 open meeting
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