Onions Talk: Change making through social engagement

Change cannot happen without discomfort. Change needs friction. Do you play the game and climb the ladder to be able to create change? Does the narrative of power and control serve us? What drives your need for change? What are the needs of your people? This conversation weaves in and out of folk tales, trees, honest discussions around the processes of change making and more… Stay till the end to hear The Tale of Twenty Twenty!  Orode Faka is a community artist, theatre maker and writer. Director of R.O.C.K.S! International Arts, an interdisciplinary artist collective committed to using their crafts to spark new ideas and innovate proactive and sustainable actions in the practice of arts for social change.  Check her out here: https://www.sixwayfinder.com/orode-faka  This episode is a part of a mini series on wayfinding as I talk to artists I’m working with on the artist-composer residency with Social Innovation Exchange.

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