SEBASTIAN GUZMAN OLMOS

A two-day public program at the Rietveld Pavilion began by recognizing that cultural work constitutes labor, work is work. Bringing together cultural workers, organizers, movement and union representatives, the program created a platform to address precarious employment, the pursuit of fair wages, unionization, its links to broader class international struggles, and solidarity. Through assemblies, lectures, and collective discussions, the initiative explored strategies for cultural workers to organize, facilitating exchange and supporting ongoing efforts toward collective action and labor rights.