The Politically Math Action Research Collective Manifesto consists of questions and suggestions for the study regarding Mathematics and Industry, Mathematics and State building, Mathematics and the Knowledge Economy, Mathematics and the Public.
The theme of this edition, Autonomy (im)possible sparked discussions on relationality, dependency and what that would mean for an (imaginary) Feminist Server. The following embryonic manifesto was written in response to these discussions.
A Southeast Asia Queer Artivist Manifesto consisting: I. To Exist is to Resist and is to Transform, II. The Precarity of Queer Lives, and III. A Call to Action.
