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Button Workshop Series by SAFEHS
"Wearing
Our Agency on Our Sleeves"
3PM-5PM, October 3, Wednesday
Woman's Building, San Francisco
3543 18th St # 8, San Francisco, CA
"Wearing Our Agency on Our Sleeves" Button Workshop
Series Sponsored by Uncle Murdles
Historically, buttons have been wore as fashion and as political
statements, from flower button designs to statements. During
the Vietnam War, political buttons were worn to contest the
war ("End The War In Vietnam!" or "Bring the
Troops Home Now!" or "March Against the War: Women's
Contingent"). In this workshop, we will engage with the
question: If you could make a statement with your button on
your sleeve, what would it say about modern day slavery? Would
it say, "Slavery Still Exists" in line with the Polaris
Project campaign or something that is different?
Supplies
will be provided, however, we encourage participants to bring
their own lap tops if they have their own to design their own
button.
Questions, Contact Annie Fukushima: annie@safehs.com
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