WePresent: Stuff They Don’t Tell You: How To Make a Difference
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Creatives are known for their great ideas—but it can be challenging to turn them into something more. Unpaid invoices. Tough clients. Networking. It’s a lot to figure out and quickly drains the creative psyche—especially when all these practical tidbits are shrouded in mystery.
Welcome to Berlin where WePresent is hosting their last (but not least) Stuff They Don’t Tell You 2022 event.
We’ll discuss what it means to use your skills, platform, or voice to defy the status quo, using art as a force for good. The way we challenge ourselves—and the world—through creativity can overturn unfair policies, reduce inequality, and build communities across the globe under common causes.
Aysha Hussain is a freelancer in the creative world, hopping between London and Berlin in her pursuit to place diversity and inclusion at the core of everything she does. Currently working in the film and music industries, Aysha works on freelance projects in varying capacities, from writing and copy editing to communications and developing inclusive recruitment strategies.
Richard Akingbehin is the co-founder of Berlin-based radio station Refuge Worldwide, an independent community radio station working in solidarity with grassroots and non-profit organizations. He’s also the founder of Kynant Records, a label for techno, experimental, and dub music.
Sandira Blas is a Berlin-based strategic advisor with over 20 years of international experience working within the music technology and startup ecosystems. In 2017, she was one of ten artists and innovators selected in Germany for Keychange, an international program that empowers talented underrepresented genders to transform the future of the music industry and help accelerate change to create a better, more inclusive music industry.
Notable projects include working with Alicia Keys, John Carpenter, Rough Trade, Red Bull Music Studios, MIT, CTM Festival, Tresor, Tony Visconti, Kingston University, Sónar, Beats, and more.
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