Radio AVA broadcast – discussion on stigma and social change – April 2019
Radio AvA is 3! The grand opening of AvA’s terrible three beautiful birthday show:
- Personal first time stories from Mavie, Ant.Enna, Eris, and Pussy.
- Naked Anthropologist News – launching news from the many worlds of sex work, collated & interpreted by Laura Augustin http://www.lauraagustin.com and read by Gia.
- Resilient & Resisting – Come Together: songs and wrap-up thoughts about intersectional dialogues, gatekeepers, invisible stigma and respectability politics from the project https://resilientandresisting.org.
- A porno-cinematic playlist in solidarity with the SWERFs-ridden London Porn Film Festival.
RADIO AVA 3rd BIRTHDAY BROADCAST – MIXCLOUD
Organiser
Radio AvA is for and by sex workers and allies.
Radio AvA is a cultural community space broadcasting our voices. A framework through which we can express explore and expand our talents, share our spectrum of experiences, improve our safety, vent, reflect, critique and celebrate. Radio AvA is here for us to be heard. To debunk myths. To give non Sex Workers direct access to information and knowledge about our realities, our struggles, our demands. It is a political tool to fight intersectional oppression and stigma.
Who is Radio AvA?
We are all Radio AvA. Radio AvA is a DIY community project. Sex Workers and allies have set up a studio, built the online infrastructure and outlined the initial vision. The rest is up to you.
Jet Moon is a writer, performer, director and activist producing politically engaged creative work. Jet produces events, works and collaborations that push for change, re-evaluation and empowerment. Jet is the founder of the Resilient & Resisting Organisation.
Resilient & Resisting is a collaboration between groups and individuals, with artist/activist Jet Moon, produced with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund and Arcola Participation. Fierce, intimate oral histories, collaborative stories, D.I.Y. research and interviews from people at the intersection of several kinds of marginalisation.
