§16§§This collection promises to be a cornerstone in the field of performance studies and human rights activism. By mixing scholarly chapters with artists' manifestos or "interruptions" it promotes the idea of the collective work between academia and social movements. Not only is it very timely, theoretically savvy, and well written, it also brings together scholars, activists, artists, and artivists in a very fluid, collective approach, something many of us strive to do."§§- §16§olonial cyberactivism, grass-roots movements imagining possible futures through cross-sector alliance building, art-activists forwarding tactics of reinvention, and student groups in the throes of theatrical assembly. Artist pages, interspersed throughout the collection, serve as animated, first-person perspectives of those working on the front lines §16§- For Freedoms - Hank Willis Thomas and Eric Gottesman§§- Down with Self-Management! Re-Booting Ourselves as Feminist Servers - subRosa§§- Journey for Activism and Sustainability Escola de Ativismo§§- Unstoppable - micha cárdenas, Patrisse Cullors, Chris Head and Edxie Betts§§- Listen to Black Women - Syrus Marcus Ware§§- Notes on Sustainable Tools - Fred Moten and Stefano Harney, with Suné Woods§§- The Mirror Shield Project - Cannupa Hanska Luger§§- The Human Billboard Project - Leah Decter, with Stop Violence Against Aboriginal Women Action Group§§ §04§1. On Sustainable Tools for Precarious Times: An Introduction; §04§IACI': Activating Decolonial Tools in Cartagena de Indias;
