Events

Sabados de Teatro con Lormiga Títeres

Theater puppet billboard for all audiences

The Seeds We Carry Forward

Attendees will be invited to contribute to a survey exploring what helps or hinders Black and ethnically diverse artists in entering, developing and sustaining careers in the creative industries. The talk will include opportunities for questions, facilitated discussion and written or anonymous contributions.

Sainkho Namtchylak's vocal art workshop in China

Sainkho Namtchylak is a famous artist from Tuva Republic.She's coming for 5 days workshop&Master class of Vocal art and visual art.

Re:Life

Re:Life is a collection of works exploring the rediscovery of joy within identity and self. These vibrant works invite you to consider and reflect on how your identity and/or lived experiences can enhance your life and day-to-day activities.

Machines to Slow Down Time (Máquinas para Desacelerar o Tempo)

MIDBO 2026 – Bogotá International Documentary Showcase: Sonido imprescindible

The 28th Bogotá International Documentary Showcase (MIDBO), under the motto Sonido imprescindible (Essential Sound): 120 films from 40 countries exploring memory, territories, identities and social conflicts, with the Cinemateca de Bogotá as main venue. Alongside four competitions and the section Espejos: Gestos de reparación (Mirrors: Gestures of Repair), MIDBO takes documentary beyond the screen through installations, archives and live sound, and to wider audiences with screenings for older, deaf and blind people, in schools and in La Picota prison. 27 October – 4 November 2026.

East African School Poetry Championship

This is a leadership program that empowers students with environmental advocacy through poetry. The program will cover Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda. We're currently registering schools until the end of November. The program starts January 2027.

Smile Kiasi experience

It's an exhibition art work created by orphans who are differently abled. (disabled) Thus brings people together to fight for there right of education

Community dialogue session or forums

Global Artivism Day (November 1 – December 10) is a weekly community dialogue series using creative art and activism to drive local discussion and action on key social issues, including gender justice, health, education, climate action, and children's rights.

We Don’t Care About The Cup: Annual Festival Litterpick

Say Nup To The Cup with us, with our annual festival litterpick on the 3 November public holiday.

The Room We Make — A Group Exhibition on Queer Identity, Inheritance and Belonging

The Room We Make will be presented in Bangkok in November 2026 as a local artistic action within Global Artivism Month, bringing together artists exploring queer identity, inherited cultural values, family structures, belonging and the ways individuals negotiate and transform what they inherit.

Culture x Climate Forum

The 3rd Culture x Climate Forum will bring together cultural practitioners, youth leaders, policymakers and climate advocates at Bahçeşehir University in Istanbul on November 3, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ahead of COP31, the forum will offer space to build relationships, align priorities and turn the Culture Global Stocktake’s findings into collective action in Antalya and beyond.

Climate Café · Mes Global del Artivismo ARTE · TERRITORIO · ACCIÓN CLIMÁTICA

Desde Climate Reality Uruguay proponemos un nuevo Climate Café en Montevideo en el marco del Mes Global del Artivismo: un encuentro comunitario para explorar cómo el arte, la cultura y la creatividad pueden contribuir a construir comunidades más conectadas, resilientes, justas y capaces de imaginar otros futuros.

Accessibility and Inclusivity in Digital Learning and Working Spaces: A Living Glossary Workshop

Who gets to take part in the spaces where we learn and work online, and on whose terms? In this workshop we'll build a living glossary together: the words, practices and conditions that make digital learning and working spaces accessible and inclusive, or that keep people out. The workshop is the next step in a long-term research project that will eventually take publication form, supported by Stiftung Mercator Schweiz (https://www.stiftung-mercator.ch/foerderung). After being invited to contribute to Global Artivism's Europe Regional Virtual Convening in September, where we spoke on epistemic justice, we're excited to be part of Global Artivism Month. To join the workshop, please confirm your place by emailing Amy Gowen at amy.gowen@zhdk.ch. The Zoom link will be shared once you're registered.

Phoebs, You’re a Lesbian.

A thespian and her keyboard leap out of the closet - it’s a metaphor and a stage direction. Featuring a catchy original score, sparkly doc martens, and too many niche anecdotes to count. Join Phoebe Rodger as she explores the euphoric highs, embarrassing lows, and awkward in-betweens of the lesbian experience.

Rawabet Festival

Ettijahat - Independent Culture presents Rawabet Festival (Music, Performances, Discussions) in Brussels from 5 to 7 November 2026, marking the close of three years of the Rawabet programme (2024-2026), which has supported artists from the Arab region who relocated to Europe since 2015.

ARTIVISM Creative Bootcamp

A community-centred training programme empowering young people, women, persons with disabilities and creatives to use art for environmental and social advocacy. (hybrid event)

The Future Cares fundraiser: 7Seasons community event

An evening of film, community and cultural sharing, 'The Future Cares' brings together both Indigenous knowledge and the power of young people to highlight the important roles they play in creating pathways towards climate resilience. In partnership with the 7 Seasons team and Trocadero Projects

My Grandpa Doesn’t Follow Me On Instagram: A Guide To Trans-generational Road-Tripping

They drove from Cornwall to the Scottish Highlands: one grandparent, one grandchild, one unspoken truth. Multi award-winning Aussie storyteller Yoz Mensch returns with her (spoiler) autobiographical one-woman (spoiler) show: a vivid pilgrimage through familial grief to queer joy (promise).

A State of Passion film screening

A screening of A State of Passion that was shown at the Global Artivism Convening in Brazil

The Unfixing

Nicole Betancourt embarks on a quest of self-discovery, following a life-changing accident, exploring the relationships that bind people to one another and to the natural world. A cross-stitched visual diary of destruction, trauma, love and renewal | Australian Premiere

More Than Human Shorts

Presenting mesmerising perspectives on animals, forests, sand and stones, the ‘More Than Human’ series is a gentle and awe-inspiring reminder that we aren’t the only ones calling Earth home. A celebration of shorts, creativity and a world beyond people.

‘We EFF’ing Care’ Closing Celebration

Show that you 'EFFing Care' by joining us in a toast to the fest, with a drink on the unique city rooftop of the historic Queen Victoria Women's Centre in Melbourne's CBD.

Pride March Adelaide 2026

This is our city. This is our community. This is Pride. Pride March Adelaide returns to the East End on Saturday 7 November 2026, bringing LGBTQIA+ South Australians, friends, families and allies together for an afternoon of visibility, community and Pride. Marshalling begins at Murlawirrapurka / Rymill Park from 2pm.

The Feast Festival Gayla

Feast's iconic Gayla is back for a night of sharp wit, queer brilliance and beautiful chaos. No headliner, no hierarchy, just a stacked lineup of comics, cabaret artists, drag performers and one or two things you will not see coming.

Ngeke! Festival

Ngeke! Festival brings South African music, young artists and communities together against corruption. The event brings together up-and-coming South African talents and acclaimed headliners to celebrate that together we can take a stand against corruption! Because we want every South African to join us in the fight against corruption, we have made this festival free!

THE WEEK AND UNWIND

Elite Stories and Tales is a cultural artivism platform that uses African heritage, storytelling, poetry, and creative expression to reclaim identity, challenge narratives, preserve culture, and inspire social transformation.

THE WEEK AND UNWIND

Week & Unwind is a monthly creative arts event by Elite Stories and Tales, bringing together artists to share stories, poetry, music, and performance. It promotes mental wellness, emotional connection, and relaxation through art.

Co-Imagining Climate Futures: Artist Talks, Workshops, and Climate Cafe with Climate Futures Studio

An afternoon of artist talks, participatory workshops, and climate conversation with Mary Kate Cleary, Earl Lin, and Pa-Shun Hawkins, within Climate Futures Studio’s exhibition “Not only possible, but on her way.” Together, we explore how art, ancestral wisdom, and collective imagination can help shape just and regenerative climate futures.

Enviro Film Club: The Day After Tomorrow

Join us the day after the festival, for a special ‘Self Care’ edition of Enviro Film Club’, spotlighting the Jake Gyllenhaal 2004 disaster movie The Day After Tomorrow.

Sing/ Fuck The Planet

Après nos rassemblements de rentrée et la marche nationale nous organisons une prochaine mobilisation le dimanche 8 novembre 14 h place Albertine (Gare centrale de Bruxelles) veille de la COP 31 en Turquie SING / F*CK THE PLANET : Rise and Sing Opening Cop 31 Antalya Elle se tient sous la forme d’un rassemblement chanté et d’une scène ouverte animé par le chanteur Getch et le soutien de l’humoriste Bruno Coppens et de la comédienne Roxane Lefebvre Nous lançons un appel aux artistes qui veulent s’exprimer sur le thème du climat, de la planète, la sauvegarde du vivant… Le titre de notre manifestation est inspiré du documentaire de Arte « Fuck The Planet » car depuis 50 ans le monde politique a été informé du réchauffement climatique par les meilleurs scientifiques mais sous la pression des lobbies des énergies fossiles, ils ont décidé de privilégier l'économie en sacrifiant la planète et les générations futures c’est à dire nous aujourd’hui ! A voir ce documentaire gratuit en 3 volets Fuck la planète (1/3) - Le choix du réchauffement - Regarder le documentaire complet | ARTE https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/117174-001-A/fuck-la-planete-1-3/ L’objectif concret sera de viser à interdire les lobbies des énergies fossiles aux sommets de l’ONU comme les COPs ou au Parlement Européen car ils y sabotent toutes les avancées pour le climat. Dans ce but nous soutenons les campagnes https://fossilfreepolitics.org/ et le Traité de Non Prolifération des Combustibles Fossiles ( www.fossilfueltreaty.org)

Talk Di Tings 2026 - Grand Finale

Talk Di Tings is a Jamaican storytelling competition celebrating authentic voices, lived experiences and the power of personal narratives. Its Grand Finale provides a platform for creative expression, community dialogue and the amplification of diverse perspectives.

Children's Health Festival

Collaborative event providing health care to children from selected care centres, basic hygiene kits (soap, sanitary items) first Aid kits, reading books and stationery, Painting and Drawing books, Clothing and shoes, snacks and drinking water

Art and the Demands of Social Justice

Ken Grossinger in conversation with Jane Fonda on the expanded edition of his book; Art Works: How Organizers and Artists are Creating a Better World Together

Art & Culture - Generative Conversation, Incluir para Crecer

Encuentros de escucha, reflexión sobre el rol del Arte y la cultura en las transformaciones profundas y cocreación del Festival Artivista 2027 (hybrid event)

Art for Mental Health breaking the silent

is a creative awareness initiative using art and storytelling to promote mental health among young people. It aims to break stigma, encourage open conversations, and inspire young people to seek support and care.

George Michael: The Faith Tour – Palace Nova Cinemas Opening Night Event

Walk the red carpet and receive a glass of sparkling on arrival to enjoy on the opening night event screening of the never-before-seen George Michael: The Faith Tour. Join our pre-film dance party featuring some of George Michael’s greatest hits and be part of our pre-film George Michael lookalike contest for a chance to win fantastic great prizes!

AQFF Opening and Skiff

Cecilia Verheyden's assured feature debut sits at the crossroads of siblinghood and self-discovery, telling Malou's story with warmth, honesty and no interest in tidy answers. It is a film about the "grey zone", about identity as something evolving, personal and worth taking your time over. Drama / 106 min / Belgium / 2025. In French and Flemish with English subtitles.

Palestinian Youth Voices for Peace and Community Action

PalGives – Youth Empowerment (Ruwana) will organise an in-person training workshop in Bethlehem, bringing young people together to strengthen their leadership skills, encourage community engagement, and promote peacebuilding through dialogue, creativity and collective action. The workshop will provide a safe and inclusive space for young people to express their perspectives, exchange ideas, and explore practical ways to contribute to peaceful and positive change in their communities. In partnership with Marah Ma'alla Club.

Body Blow

A musclebound young cop named Aiden goes deep undercover in Sydney's neon-soaked gay nightlife district. Starring Tim Pocock and Paul Capsis in this fun homage to 1980s erotic thrillers. Cameos by Kween Kong and Hannah Conda.

AQFF: Queercore Bites

Queercore is back AGAIN with even more bites to satiate your short film appetite. On the menu this year is an impressive range of Australia’s best emerging LGBTQIA+ creatives, bringing together a spicy mix of narrative and music videos. All our films are reliably sourced from our homegrown queer community. It’s a basic recipe, but it slays every time.

Jak chutná moc / What Power tastes like

It is a theatre performance in an old, abandoned building. a performance about the toxicity of a long-lasting male political career. With actors and the audience.

Host an event: the The Descendants Project solidarity and guerila signage tour

On November 13, The Natural History Museum and The Descendants Project will bring frontline environmental justice leaders on a descendant-led journey through Louisiana’s River Parishes, ending in Wallace with food, music, and community. Part of Words Are Monuments and a companion to FracTracker Alliance’s Community Sentinel Awards, the program builds on The Descendants Project’s work connecting history, culture, and land defense to strengthen community identity and political power. (hybrid event)

Using Games for Policy Making: Legislative Theatre Learning Series

(https://policygames.eventbrite.co.uk): A hands-on webinar: test and learn a series of games that reveal key information about policy issues and help players design interventions.

Bound

Directed by the Wachowskis, this neo-noir heist romance is still a leather-clad lesbian classic. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, we follow Corky (Gina Gershon in a masc butch turn of the ages) who starts an affair with neighbour Violet (Jennifer Tilly as an unforgettable femme-fatale), who happens to be the girlfriend of a violent mobster. Be gay. Do crime!

Night Stage

Ambition and obsession collide in Night Stage, a provocative erotic thriller where lust, and ambition become impossible to separate. When a dancer and a politician, both on the brink of stardom, begin a secret affair, their craving for increasingly risky public encounters threatens to upend everything they've built.

Turning Red

Celebrate family, friendship and being yourself at our family screening of Turning Red! A fun, welcoming cinema experience for families of all kinds, filled with laughter, heart, and a whole lot of red panda magic.

Watermelon Woman

This incredibly incisive debut feature by Cheryl Dunye gave cinema something bracingly new and groundbreaking in 1996: a vibrant representation of Black lesbian identity by a Black lesbian filmmaker.

Wandering Tales: Home Comings

Join us at the historic Burra Townhall for an evening of heartfelt, hilarious and unexpected stories about finding chosen family, building community and creating a place to call home.

Barbara Forever

This Berlinale Teddy Award-winning portrait of lesbian film pioneer Barbara Hammer captures her prolific career and radical vision that shaped queer and experimental cinema.

Creative Space for Wellbeing & Connection

We come together online to practice presence, self-care, and connection through the expressive arts. The intention is not to make “good” art, but to experience creativity as a way to reconnect with our senses, nurture well-being, and welcome surprises. No artistic skills are needed. We'll be guided through creative invitations, reflect in pairs, and share the joy of human connection.

Make Memory Move Workshop: Ancestral Technologies

A workshop to activate your embodied understanding of stories from our shared past, to reclaim our present, for the inheritance of the future.

Artivists for Health: World Diabetes Day Roundtable Discussion

Featuring medical experts as well as an individual living with Type 2 diabetes, the conversation will explore the idea of “art as prescription,” where doctors and public health providers recommend creative wellness activities as part of holistic care.

Native Impact Festival NYC: Indigenous Fashion & Design Day

A celebration of Indigenous creativity and self-determination through fashion, design, art, a marketplace, community dinner, and live music, connecting Native makers with the wider NYC community.

She’s the He

Just before high school graduation, Alex (Nico Carney) and Ethan (Misha Osherovich) pretend to be trans women to get into the girl's locker room, and to also quell gay rumours. The two besties must reckon with their changing friendship and coming out in this hilariously comedic queer coming of age, written and directed with heart by Siobhan McCarthy.

The Birdcage

Thirty years later, The Birdcage still serves sequins, sass, and spectacular chaos. Join us for a fabulous 30th anniversary screening celebrating this iconic comedy starring Robin Williams, Nathan Lane, Dianne Wiest, Gene Hackman, Calista Flockhart and Hank Azaria. The cocktails are strong, the wigs are flawless, and being dramatic is mandatory.

Burra Pride Long Lunch & Picnic

Share the Joy at the Burra Pride Long Lunch & Picnic! Gather with friends and family for a fun Feast Festival celebration at the historic Burra Railway Station. Everyone is welcome—come and share the joy!

9 to 5: A Dolly Parton Tribute Screening

Get to work. Then get even. Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin kidnap their appalling boss and quietly run the company better without him. A Dolly tribute screening to open our closing day, with big hair and bigger revenge.

Music, Identity & Belonging: Building Safer and More Inclusive Creative Spaces - The Global Trans Charter For Music & Entertainment

A creative discussion and music-led activity exploring identity, belonging and wellbeing, and how we can create safer, more inclusive spaces for trans and non-binary people in music and the wider creative industries.

Artivismo, juventudes e imaginação política: construindo imagens para transformar o mundo

ação de artivismo e comunicação visual que articula intercâmbio de experiências em África do Sul, imaginação política e criação coletiva de pôsteres.

Project H2O Series: The Art of Water – Watercolor Workshop

The Project H2O Series: The Art of Water brings together artists, water experts, and communities through a multifaceted journey of creative engagement and action; from solution-oriented virtual conversations and the Stories of Water online exhibition to hands-on watercolor workshop that raise funds for underserved communities lacking access to clean water. The initiative explores how art can do more than raise awareness: it can spark dialogue, inspire behavioral change, mobilize collective action, and make a tangible difference in people's lives.

Project H2O Series: The Art of Water – Online Conversations & Exhibition

The Project H2O Series: The Art of Water brings together artists, water experts, and communities through a multifaceted journey of creative engagement and action; from solution-oriented virtual conversations and the Stories of Water online exhibition to hands-on watercolor workshop that raise funds for underserved communities lacking access to clean water. The initiative explores how art can do more than raise awareness: it can spark dialogue, inspire behavioral change, mobilize collective action, and make a tangible difference in people's lives.

Beyond Climate Data (And to Stories That Move People)

A community talk + mixer event on human-led storytelling, informed hope, and the future of climate comms.

Queer.China.Now

Queer. China. Now—Chinese Queer Short Films. In today’s China, how do queer people live, love and dream? How do they relate to their families and the world around them? When expressing a queer identity becomes increasingly difficult, how do people continue to create queer lives? These films journey through queer life in China at this very moment.

Freedom Festival

Freedom Festival is an annual gathering in Kathmandu, organized by Freedom Studio, that brings together artists, activists, civic and movement leaders, technologists, and lawyers. The four-day residential program brings together approximately 50 participants for three days of collaborative engagement, creative experimentation, and co-creation. On the final half-day, an additional 100 participants join for a public showcase and demonstration, where the residential participants present the ideas, projects, and creative outputs they have developed over the preceding three days.

Inquiry and Art

Open workshop with the goal of imagining, creating and sharing visions for our world Guide participants through 3 steps to develop ideas/imagery/vocabulary surrounding space, translate these into a visual representation, and provide room to share and discuss.

Meeting with me Boba

Exhibiting my artworks—paintings, drawings, and sculptures—daily with personal guided tours at the Vantörs Gallery (Skebokvarnsvägen 347, 12459 Bandhagen, Stockholm)

ART FOR DINNER

This is Art For Dinner, an intimate cultural event (15 people) presented by El Gouffa and BADJI combining a home-cooked dinner by chef Zoubida with artistic performances. It features guests of honor including artist Cesário (Le Saule Pleureur) and musicians Noar Piedade and Nassim Slimani, and is taking place on November 21, 2026, at El Gouffa in Marseille.

Picnic in the Park

Rug down, sun up, nothing to pay. Picnic in the Park takes over Whitmore Square/Iparrityi for a day of DJs, live acoustic music, circus workshops, crafting and face painting, with market stalls, food trucks and a bar to keep you going. Totally free, all ages, and the queerest day on the calendar.

Les Coulisses de La Tulipe

This project features a free guided tour of La Tulipe, scheduled for November 22 at 11:30 AM. Organized in close collaboration with L'Aérosol / Maquis-Art, this initiative aims to highlight the dynamic urban and contemporary art scene rooted in Marseille.

ART FOR CHANGE: Empowering Women, Girls and Communities Through Creative Expression

A community-based creative advocacy event bringing together women, girls, young people and community stakeholders through storytelling, spoken-word performances, photography, poster exhibitions and interactive dialogue to promote gender equality, human rights, social inclusion and community empowerment.

we are blooming

We Are Blooming is a poetic theatre work exploring what it means to grow up with an uncertain future. Moving between rage and tenderness, it finds hope not by looking away from devastation, but through collective action, creativity, and care. A love letter to young people fighting for what comes next, and to everything that can still bloom after the damage is done.

An Art Exhibition for the 16-Days Campaign Against Violence against Women from Peer Support for Women’s Initiative and KontraS Aceh

I initiate a Peer Support for Women group, an offline once a month meeting to provide a safe shared learning space for women, to study the manifestations of patriarchy in everyday life; understand the guidelines for life behavior in order to remain a sane, rational and conscientious human being; as well as expanding women's progressive awareness to fight for the most basic rights to life. The first batch already concluded their class in July 2026. During the classes, we discussed about what would be the feminist action they would opt to mark their graduation, in which they chose an art exhibition. But as we are going to join hand with KontraS Aceh (The Aceh Commission for Disappearances and Victims of Violence) for the 16 days campaign, the exhibition will include thematic discussions, such as on the international day of women human rights defenders, international day of person with disabilities, international volunteer days, international human rights day, as well as movie screenings and hikayat performance.

KADUNA DISCUSSION CIRCLE

A FOCUSED DISCUSSION SESSION WITH CREATIVES ABOUT SOCIAL ISSUES.

Healing Voices

A play about 4 women who have HIV and have been the victims of GBV

Souvenir

Souvenir explora ese territorio donde se encuentran la elegancia neoclásica, el intimismo romántico y la estridencia vibrante del folclore. La Camerata Moderna presenta un programa que contrapone los paisajes sonoros de Holst y Grieg con la delicada melancolía de Tchaikovsky y el pulso rítmico y mestizo de la Fuga Criolla de Juan Bautista Plaza. Con esta nueva presentación, CAMO inaugura su temporada con una mirada al pulso y la poesía de la orquesta de cuerdas, tendiendo puentes entre la Europa del norte y la identidad de nuestras raíces.

Échos d'Amazones : Tableau vivant & Relais numérique contre les violences »

Un rassemblement symbolique sur l'esplanade de l'Amazone combiné à un live interactif et une vague de témoignages/poèmes vidéo relayés sur les réseaux sociaux sous un hashtag dédié (hybrid event)

Artists in Collaboration: What We Do Now Winter Gathering

A WWDN member gathering focused on how citizen-led collective decision-making can be found, amplified, and encouraged within creative placemaking and upheld by the network as a whole.

ENTRE ELLES - SALON DES FEMMES

Entre Elles-Salon des femmes est un espace mensuel des recontres ,d'expression et de partage destiné aux femmes du secteur culturel: chaque mois les femmes se reunissent autour d'une thématique afin d'identifier et de discuter les problèmes qu'elles rencontrent dans leurs parcours professionel afin de faire de la force de leurs voix un moyen de lutte contre les violences basées sur les genres. L’espace sera conçu de manière à rappeler des lieux familiers de rencontre entre femmes, tels qu’un salon de beauté, une cuisine ou un espace familial. Objectifs : favoriser le réseautage, le mentorat croisé et les échanges constructifs entre femmes artistes et entrepreneures culturelles ; renforcer le leadership féminin et sensibiliser les participantes aux droits spécifiques des femmes dans l’industrie culturelle ; créer un espace de croisement.

Poetry Masterclass with Jordan Megolonyo – Kampala

I will be conducting a poetry masterclass to help impart skills of Creative writing, intellectual property, public speaking, impromptu Creative speaking etc into youths that desire to grow and build their capacity in these areas.

Liderazgo de impacto social

orientado a promover derechos digitales, empoderamiento economico, espacios civicos

Glowing in the Dark: A Winter Reading and Gathering

This evening will feature a poetry reading and creative expression that invite us to reflect on light and darkness in our lives.

Poetry Masterclass with Jordan Megolonyo – Mbale

I will be conducting a poetry masterclass to help impart skills of Creative writing, intellectual property, public speaking, impromptu Creative speaking etc into youths that desire to grow and build their capacity in these areas.

The Lion Gates Park Launch Festival

The official launch of the Lion Gates park, which was an illegal dumping site we cleaned up and developed

Soweto Book Festival

A community-focused literary and cultural event that brings together readers, writers, publishers and other people in the book industry to celebrate reading, African literature and storytelling.

One Decleration | Many Voices

One Declaration. Many Voices is a global invitation for people to select a passage from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and record themselves reciting it in their chosen language and setting. These voices will come together in a collaborative film, showcased at a curated Human Rights Day gathering aboard Bristol's historic MV Balmoral on 10 December, connecting communities worldwide through a shared commitment to dignity, equality and human rights.