Bujrum | Welcome! I’m Azar Causevic (they/them) from Bosnia and Herzegovina. I want to honor all those before us who contributed making ourselves and our communities more resilient, compassionate and hopeful. I’m a queer feminist activist and one of the core team members of LGBTIQ+ association Okvir and Queer Archive project. I am passionate about queer spaces of love, memory, and resistance. I also do queer peer counseling. Besides that, I am an IT explorer, poetry and psychoanalysis lover.
Random things about me: I believe in connections and that love heals. I also love to get lost and rediscover bits and pieces of myself in the sky, hugs, dreams, sound, text, emotion, art. My favorite colors are turquoise, gray, black and white. I have a dog called Zen, but he is zen in his own way, just as we are.
My blog with random photos, music, poetry and art: www.lernerblu.wordpress.com
Track 1- This is a Capacitar emergency kit with basic practices to deal with stress and manage emotions
Capacitar emergency kitMultilingual
Track 2- Feminist principles of the Internet with case studies from BiH and the region
Feminist Principles of the Internet: Feminism and the Internet - Bosnia and Her…Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Croatia, Macedonia, OGBV
Track 3- An essay by Richa Kaul Padte on loneliness, technology and neoliberalism.
If we bring our loneliness to the internet, what do we take away?digital care, digital landscapes, English, India, Tech
Track 4- This is a Front Line Defenders guide on secure group, chat and conferencing tools
Guide on secure group, chat and conferencing toolsDigital Safety, Multilingual
Track 5- Queer community digital storytelling project from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Digital Storytelling “Freedom in My Own Way”Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, DST, LGBTIQ+, queer, sexuality, Tech
Track 6- This is a guide with extensive toolkits to protect yourself from electronic surveillance
Surveillance Self DefenceDigital Safety, Multilingual
Track 7- Research report on digital spaces of trans activism in Central Asia and Eastern Europe
Mapping Digital Landscapes of Trans Activism in Central Asia and Eastern EuropeBulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, digital landscapes, English, hate speech, Hungary, LGBT, OGBV, Romania, Russian, surveillance, trans, Turkey
Track 8- Doxing prevention harm reduction training by Hacking/Hustling, a collective of sex workers
Doxing prevention harm reduction trainingDigital Safety, English, LGBTIQ+, OGBV, sex work
Track 9- A queer tech feminist piece by hvale on discipline of hope in digital age
The discipline of hopecollective care, English, self care, Wellbeing
Track 11- These are Witness library resources for video activists documenting abuse, violence and protests
Witness libraryArabic, Digital Safety, documentation, English, French, Portugese, Spanish
Track 12- Queer and feminist podcast from Serbia celebrating women, queers, art, activism and resistance
ZenergijaBosnian/Croatian/Serbian, feminism, GBV, tech and art
Track 13- This is an IG profile of a therapist for building strong and healthy relationships and boundaries with yourself and others
Nedra TawwabEnglish
Track 14- This is a summary report by Whose Knowledge? "Decolonizing the Internet’s Languages"
Decolonizing the Internet’s Languages-Summary reportEnglish
Track 15- Illustrations by artist Zombijana Bones from Serbia
Zobijana BonesBosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Croatia, feminism, Macedonia, queer
Track 16- This is a a full Whose Knowledge? resource series of "Our stories, our knowledges" by Dalit, Kumeyaayi and LGBTIQ+ community members on centering our knowledges online
"Our stories, our knowledges"North America, decolonization, English, Feminist internet, India
Track 17- Digital care tips on safe sexting and messaging apps from FRIDA
Digital Caredigital care, Digital Safety, English, OGBV
Track 18- XYZ is a space for practical tools to navigate digital security and privacy from a gender perspective, learn from each other's activism, inspire one another and co-create
XYZDigital Safety, English, LGBTIQ+, OGBV
Track 20- Meme page and podcast by Bosnian-Herzegovinian feminist collective
They are all witches - Sve su to vješticeBosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Croatia, Feminism and tech, Macedonia
Track 21- This is a collaborative essay by Anasuya Sengupta and Azar Causevic on epistemic injustice online.
Whose Knowledge is online? Practices of epistemic justice for a digital new dealNorth America, decolonization, English, Feminist internet, India
Track 22- APC's feminist digital safety resource on online safety, safe space strategies and OGBV response
The FTX: Safety Rebootdigital care, Digital Safety, English, French, OGBV, Spanish
Track 23- This is a website of a feminist queer collective of writers in Croatia, with rich content on culture, art and technology
MUFFBosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Croatia
Track 24- A regional report on OGBV from Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro
Overview of online gender based violence in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Cro…Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Croatia, Digital Safety, OGBV, tech and gender
Track 25- Shame-free, sexuality positive, kink loving and dating resource
O Dot SchoolEnglish, Feminism and sexuality
Track 26- One of the resources of "Our Data Our Selves" series by Tactical Technology Collective
Activism on Social media, a curated guideDigital Safety, English
Track 27- OGBV strategy tactical game by APC
TakeBackTheTech Gamedigital care, Digital Safety, English, French, OGBV, Spanish
Track 28- Interview with artist Luiza Prado on her GIF essay "All Directions at Once". She examines counterhegemonic technologies of birth control vis à vis the colonial production of race, gender, and sexuality.
Radical Care in the Space of Excessart, decolonization, English, feminism, Portugese, sexuality, Tech
Track 29- A historic report on women's rights and online safety in BiH
End violence: Women’s rights and online safetyBosnian/Croatian/Serbian, case study, OGBV, research
Track 30- Source noted by organizers: We Accept Project. It tells the personal stories of people who have decided to be open in countries with high levels of homo-, bi-and transphobia. The project was implemented by a group of journalists, photographers and translators from Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Macedonia, Albania, Croatia and Kosovo within the Europe Lab with the support of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation "
We Accept ProjectAlbanian, Croatia, Croatian, English, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, LGBTIQ+, Macedonia, Macedonian, Russia, Russian, Uzbek
Track 31- This is a Digital first aid resource by RaReNet and CiviCERT
Digital first aidAlbanian, Arabic, Digital Safety, English, French, Portugese, Russian, Spanish
Track 32- Digital security curriculum by Cyber Women
Holistic digital security training curriculum for women human rights defendersArabic, digital care, Digital Safety, English, OGBV, Spanish