Silver Threads

Still walking, still waking

Collectivize Everything — Juliette Rousseau

Show Description:

“Don’t aim for what’s realistic — aim for what actually kicks you in the guts. Aim for what is so beautiful that you’re gonna give it everything you’ve got collectively to make it happen.”

Juliette is an author and independent journalist who joins us from France to talk about the power of imagining the impossible, territories in struggle, collective solidarity, and more!

Music for the show: Floodlight by Eleanor’s former Band Rooftop Revolutionaries.

Mutual Aid:

Mutual Aid donations this week go to collectif justice et vérité pour Babacar Gueye (https://www.lepotcommun.fr/pot/15pqogdr).

The anti police brutality: comité justice et vérité pour Babacar is a collective founded by Awa Gueye, who’s brother was shot by the police in the French city of Rennes. The collective aims at supporting Awa in her struggle to demand truth and justice for her brother’s death.

Project https://justicepourbabacar.wordpress.com/

This is an invitation to you, dear listener, to engage in mutual aid with each of our guests! If you enjoyed the show, and you have the means, please consider donating—thank you!

Black and white photo of Juliette, half-smiling into the camera, wearing hair half up and large round earrings. There is text that says, “Juliette Rousseau” and the logo for Silver Threads in the bottom right corner.

BIO

Juliette Rousseau is a writer, journalist, publisher, and activist, now based in Brittany, France. She has been involved in student movements, feminist groups, and environmental struggles. IG: @juliette.mhrousseau

About Silver Threads: still walking, still waking

carla bergman and Eleanor Goldfield interview long term organizers about their watershed moments, what they have learned along the way, and how they maintain their hope on this path; dreaming and building emergent worlds for a present and future that is anchored in justice and freedom for all.

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