[EN] A Space for Us with Chihiro Geuzebroek

Watch this interview part of A Space for Us series which we filmed during the Partos Innovation Festival in #Amsterdam. Chihiro Geuzebroek is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, organizer, trainer in decolonial climate justice perspectives and practices. She is Bolivian-Dutch; a Quechua grandchild born and raised in Amsterdam. She is the Director Producer of feature doc Radical Friends & Co-founder of Aralez Foundation. She has been an sunday-activist since 2003, an filmmaker-activist since 2009 and organizer since 2013 and kept on developing as a trainer. She combines activism with writing and performing protestsongs, spokenword poetry and art. She has trained people through Code Rood and Climate Liberation Bloc and Aralez Foundation and as freelancer. She trained groups in Greenpeace (diverse offices), Milieudefensie, Het Groene Brein, Fridays for Future, Extinction Rebellion and many more groups in cultural, educational, NGO and political spaces. She has given talks in 10+ countries and is best known for bringing analysis and practical engagement around the climate crisis being a colonial crisis and the homework of dismantling climate racism.