Rebel Resistors Radio Club
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Action Hero’s international participatory project Rebel Resistors Radio Club asks deep and profound questions in a playful and accessible way: where are we heading? Where is power held? How will we share space together in an uncertain world? We were delighted to bring their work to Mile Cross Primary School in Norwich.
Working with Action Hero’s Gemma Painton, girls were supported to self-build analogue radios and broadcast their personal manifestos for the emerging world, building a global clandestine network of girls, tooled up for the future they will inherit.
Stepping into their power and controlling not just what they say, but how they are heard, they create a post-digital, pirate social network that transcends digital technologies and imagines a future that belongs to them.
Artist
Location
Norwich, Norfolk
Participants
Year 6 girls from Mile Cross Primary School
Images: Isabel Morgan