This picture was taken at an arts-based worldbuilding workshop where Queer, Transgender, Black, Indigenous, People of Colour (QTBIPOC) who are Survivors of sexual and/or gender-based violence, experimented with speculative design fiction methods to create artefacts that engage with alternative realities and theoretical futures to help facilitate present change. Participants drew 5 thematic cards and were tasked with creating an artefact using the materials in front of them. The pictured artefact is a playful and futuristic ring toss game in the year 2094 that can be used as a tool for accessible reconciliation that evokes safety for QTBIPOC Survivors.
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