Kamee Abrahamian

Hi, yeah. Can you hear me?

Lovely. Hi, I’m Kamee. I’m the arts and creative expression tactic lead at AWID. I work in to implement arts and movement support, and anything in the creative world in arts programming.

You covered a lot of it. The thing that’s been on my mind the most is ways to engage with the local and at the same time connect to the global so to make those connections between grassroots and global movements, right? There are definitely some interesting ways to do that in harnessing different technologies.

That’s where my thinking is at is how to create experiences where folks can connect with their local community but also connect across borders. I feel there are some ways to do that especially in a COVID world where we’re pretty zoomed out. Are there ways to do that is my question?

No, I’ve been taking notes, storing all of it. I have maybe a fun question. [laughs]

I’ve been wondering, if you were to build a cool feminist app, what kind of app would you build in the snap of a finger?

Cute, I like it.

Thank you so much, Audrey.

Bye.