Ahead of the State

Persecuted by the secret service, banned by the state, and read by thousands of young people: Irina Vidanava has been running Belarus’ only independent youth media for 12 years. What remains of the commitment of these young activists? How are they using the Internet for their cause? Irina talks about how she and her team are shaping free media production in “Europe’s last dictatorship” in a sustainable way.

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Infrastructural Solidarity

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Converging Struggles

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Learning from Yugoslavia

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Climate and Debt

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