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Community Convo: Verkiezingen 2025 – Political Engagement for the Black Community in the Netherlands at The Black Archives

Engage with speakers Carla Kabamba and Rudy van der Beek in an interactive town hall for representation.

The Black Archives hosts "Community Convo: Verkiezingen 2025" to foster vital discussions about the upcoming elections. This platform addresses crucial themes, political involvement, and collective power for the Black community in the Netherlands. Through an interactive town hall, attendees can share questions and ideas to strengthen community representation and engagement.

About 10/10: Community Convo: Verkiezingen 2025 at The Black Archives in Amsterdam

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Exhibition summary

This event is a community conversation focused on the upcoming 2025 elections, addressing crucial themes for the Black community in the Netherlands. It aims to explore political engagement, representation, and the collective voice within a complex political landscape. The format is an interactive town hall meeting.

Curatorial context

The 'Community Convo: Verkiezingen 2025' is an event hosted by The Black Archives designed to foster discussion around the upcoming elections and their significance for the Black community in the Netherlands. Recognizing that their voices are often overlooked in the political landscape, this gathering serves as a platform to discuss crucial themes, explore the meaning of political involvement, and understand how to claim collective power. Through an interactive town hall meeting format, attendees are encouraged to share their questions, concerns, and ideas. The conversation aims to not only inform voting decisions but also to strengthen the community's connection and representation, ultimately building a more politically aware and engaged Black community in the Netherlands.

Admission and ticket notes

Tickets are available on a donation basis. Doors open at 19:00, with the program starting at 19:30.

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The Black Archives
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Artist line / attribution
Speakers include Carla Kabamba and Rudy van der Beek. The program is developed and moderated by Nikita Krouwel.
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