Collective Liberation Circle is an intersectional non-academic anti-speciesist conference for collective liberation. It consists of two full days (Sunday, November 16 & Saturday, November 22) of community sharing, imagining, creating, and mutual learning. Come to learn about other perspectives, both human and non-human, and find a way to fight for true liberation together and of all.
Our oppression is connected and so is our liberation. 
Free entry. We accept volunteers donations for SVĚTOVÁ 1 gallery.
https://collectiveliberationcircle.cz/
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Kruh Kolektivního Osvobození je intersekcionální neakademická anti-speciesistická konference za kolektivní osvobození. Jedná se o dva celé dny (neděli 16.11 a sobotu 22.11.) plné komunitního sdílení, imaginování, tvoření a vzájemného se učení. Přijďte si poslechnout o jiných perspektivách, lidských i mimo-lidských, a hledat cesty jak usilovat o osvobození pro všechny a spolu.
Náš útlak je propojený, stejně jako naše osvobození.
Vstupné dobrovolné na podporu SVĚTOVA 1.
https://collectiveliberationcircle.cz/
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PROGRAM
11:00 – 12:00
Politicizing veganism
Format: Moderated panel discussion
Introduction into total liberation and intersection veganism, including the audience; we all come up with the questions together.
12:00 – 13:00
Interspeciesist democracy and radical imagination K+ Queer ecology
Format: Workshop
Workshop and interactive lesson about the connection between queer and deep ecology in the context of the inseparability of humans from nature and our responsibility towards our other‑than‑human comrades.
13:00 – 14:00
Collective cooking
Menu: Red lentil dahl with rice
Ingredients: red lentils, rice, spices.
14:00 – 14:30
Decolonial habitat – Is it possible to live in the natural world rather than colonizing it?
Format: Group art project
Introduction of the art session; people can participate during the next lecture as well.
14:30 – 15:30
Brown Skin, White Vegan: reflections on decolonising veganism
Format: Lecture & discussion
Influenced by Frantz Fanon's work on the psychology of colonialism, I invite us to reflect together on how we might decolonize our approach to veganism. I've come to realize that the veganism I once held as unquestionably ethical was, in many ways, shaped by a colonial framework seeking acceptance within a white-dominant moral culture. This realization has forced me to confront the tension between my commitment to decolonization and my participation in systems that may reproduce oppression. I remain deeply devoted to animal liberation, but now I understand that true liberation also requires examining how even our most sincere ethical practices can carry traces of colonial influence.
15:30 – 16:00
Break / Art viewing
Sharing of the art.
16:00 – 17:00
Animal labour: animals as part of a working class?
Format: Presentation + discussion
Can we understand the activity of “farm animals” in factory farms, which generates extreme profits, as labour? What role does it play in capitalist society and how is it linked to other forms of precarious work? Can we think of a multi‑species labour movement?
18:00 – 19:00
How to: Veganism
Format: Lecture + discussion
The dietary alternatives to non‑vegan diets to facilitate a switch into a vegan diet with ease and convenience since we’re expecting non‑vegans there.
19:00 – 21:00
Behind the Mask (film)
Movie screening
