I was selected for summer school organised by the autonomous educational platform Trojan Horse, which took place as a camp on Bengtsår Island in southern Finland. As a group of thirteen individuals from diverse artistic and cultural backgrounds, we explored relational social systems, the practice of self-organising, commons, and peer-to-peer learning. I contributed to the learning through a collective cinema workshop foregrounding the work of India’s first feminist film collective, Yugantar.

I was selected for the eleventh Oberhausen Seminar, initiated by the world’s oldest international short film festival, alongside nine practitioners who work with moving images. The seminar was led by researcher and curator, Galit Eilat.