Audre Lorde - A Litany for Survival

Followed by a talk with Katja Kinder and Miriam Camara

A Litany for Survival portrays African American poet and activist Audre Lorde, whose work bridges the Civil Rights, Women’s, and LGBTQ+ movements. As a self-described “Black Lesbian Mother Poet Warrior,” she championed language, visibility, and empowerment. The screening is followed by a talk with Katharina Oguntoye, who shares personal memories and highlights Lorde’s lasting impact on Black and queer communities. (EOTO) 

Katja Kinder is a Black, German, queer-feminist educational scientist and managing director of RAA Berlin, which promotes educational justice. She developed diversity-oriented organizational development, including the racism-critical three-step process of perception, attitude, and action, and is a co-founder of ADEFRA.