2.Dh5: Online 2021 - Out of the Frying Pan – Into the Fire

Online 2021 - Out of the Frying Pan – Into the Fire

27 February, 2021 - 28 February, 2021

The 15e edition of the yearly 2.Dh5 Festival will take place online on February 27th & 28th, with the theme 'Out of the Frying Pan – Into the Fire'.

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Events

Nazi-hippies and the Corona conspiracy

The COVID-19 pandemic and the government response have led to an increasingly radical reaction. The reaction come from different sections of society, one of them being a alignment of the extreme-right, conspiracy theorists and New-agers. But what brings these groups together and will this be a lasting connection? Has this been going on for a longer period of time, and if so, how did this come about?
Speakers: Anonymous independent researcher, Alexander Beunder (onderzoeksjournalist), Barry (antifacist & researcher)

Educate, Agitate, Organise – reevaluating the balance

In a world where agitation seems to gain the most recognition, how can revalue the work of educating for, and building the foundation of a new world while the agitators disrupt the old one?
Speakers: Herman (Dorothy Gemeenschap), Liz (ASEED), Jacob

Movement strategy or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Diversity of Tactics

NOTE: this workshop changed slightly in its form and will now be in Dutch. Hoe bouw je een diverse beweging waarin verschillende soorten campagnes, acties en groepen elkaar kunnen aanvullen en versterken in plaats van in de weg zitten? We gaan in gesprek met iemand uit de radicale beweging uit de jaren 80 en mensen die nu actief zijn binnen de klimaatbeweging.
Speakers: Kees Stad, Harriet Bergman (Code Rood)

Comfortably numb: perspectives on action within geographic contexts

How does the experience of organizing, direct action, research, and other political activity relate to the local and historical contexts in which they exist? What can activists in different cultures and political climates find different or common, what lessons can they learn from each other's experience? How does it relate to one's position in the neocolonial global North/South divide?
Speakers: Roberto Morris and Renato D’Alencon, activists and researchers on climate disaster (Chile – Santiago), Marina and Kasia, Abortion Network Amsterdam (Netherlands / Poland), Suinbike Suleimenova, art activist (Almaty – Kazakhstan)