Advocating for Change - Saturday, 31 October

Advocating for Change on Saturday is more hand-on practical – what we can do together in a wide variety of instances. From 'green' issues, to Rokia Troaré's own foundation, from general self-advocacy to issues on the diaspora, this full day will highlight collective action.

	Diaspora in Development – Turning a Tide of Brain Drain Selam and the African Jazz Music School Teshome Wondimu (pictured), Selam (Sweden/Ethiopia) with Henok Temesgen, African Jazz Music School (Ethiopia); Osiel Ibáñez, Selam (Sweden) and Loulou Cherinet, Selam (Sweden/Ethiopia)
	It’s Not Easy Being Green But it’s not as difficult as you think Simon Broughton, Songlines (UK) with Alison Tickell (pictured), Julie's Bicycle (UK) and Esben Danielsen, Roskilde Festival (Denmark)
Photo by Richard Dumas	Rokia Traoré – The Passerelle Foundation Structured support to African urban culture and arts Rokia Traoré, artist (Mali/France)
Photo by Shervin Lainez, Stefano Giovanni	Strength in Diversity Better living through cooperative action Jean Cook (pictured), Future of Music Coalition (USA) with Alison Wenham, AIM (UK); Paulo André Moraes Pires, Astronave/Porto Musical (Brazil); Marc Benaïche, Mondomix Media (France) and Anton Carter, Pacific Arts Alliance (Samoa/New Zealand)

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