Cultural activism seeks to take back control of how meaning, values, art, and literature are created and spread through society. It questions dominant worldviews and presents alternative perspectives. Cultural activism uses creativity, imagination, and play to campaign for social change and show that a better world is possible through webs of interconnected cultural works and actions that can have big impacts through small changes.

1. What is it???
Creative Activism

2. Our world…

3. interconnected
http://orgtheory.wordpress.com/2009/02/25/visualizing-your-facebook-network/

4. interdependent

5. Small changes…

6. …big impacts

7. http://colorsinfluence.blogspot.com/2009/01/writer-activist-angela-davis-comes-to.html
activism

8. culture

9. webs

10. How we see the world

11. worldviews

12. http://my.opera.com/scarlet-rose/blog/creativity
creativity

13. http://xbooshbabyx.deviantart.com/art/Imagination-124194321
imagination

14. play

15. http://www.thecommentfactory.com/hopes-and-prospects-chomskys-amnesty-international-lecture-2685/
Another world is
possible

16. Cultural Activism:
TRAPESE
Verson , p. 173, DIY Handbook, Trapese Collective:
• For me, cultural activism is campaigning and
direct action that seeks to take back control of
how our webs of meaning, value systems,
beliefs, art and literature, everything, are
created and disseminated. It is an important
way to question the dominant ways of seeing
things and present alternative views of the
world.