Lack of funding / Loss of funders

Visitors decline, very limited audience

Risk of oppression and violence persecution

Lack of safe and trusty place

Segregation

Curfews / Mobility restriction

Declining international support

International misunderstandings

(Mental) health issues

Artistic censorship

Infrastructure damage

Social fragmentation

Displaced communities

Artistic censorship

Safety protocols

Art therapy workshops

Adapt funding strategies

Spotlight local talent, focus on local culture

Include commemorative moments

Use humour, programme satirical performances

Defy censorship if possible

Strengthen international collaborations

Engage the youth, offer educational sections

Reclaim public spaces by organising street and public performances, if possible

Extend activities over duration of festival

Collaborate with local communities

Put even more effort on diverse and inclusive programming

Be aware of creating encounters beyond labels

Be flexible and responsive to social and political changes.

Us personal narratives for advocacy

Try to influence global policy and fight for global representation

Organise public art projects, if possible

Create a buffer zone

Decolonize and rethink the approach

Work on justice, social reparation and the principle of reciprocity

Solidarity: Create a moment of gathering (virtual or in person)

Consistency

Justice

Pluralism / diversity

Art Activism

Public awareness