#PunkConOfficial
May 29th, 2021 - Online
Jacqueline Aguilar
Artist in Residence
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Jacqueline Aguilar is a community artist and designer from the Eastern Coachella Valley. They studied Education with a concentration in Policy, Community Leadership & Social Justice. They aspire to collaborate with local community organizers to create thriving campaigns and educate communities through art and design.
About PunkCon
Founded in 2019 by QTPOC and BIPOC grad and undergrad students and comrades from across ivory towers, UCR PunkCon is a bi-annual conference and back yard show dedicated to centering and celebrating the diversity of punk artists, musicians, activists, and scholars.
Speakers
"Where Do We Go From Here:
(Re) imagining Punk's Futurity"
Roundtable Webinar Discussion
& Virtual Show
Join us Saturday, May 29th for the second biannual UC Riverside PunkCon 2021 virtual gathering and show. This year we are hosting a webinar titled "Where Do We go From Here?: (Re) imagining Punk's Futurity," with guest speakers Tequila Mockingbird, Josie Wreck, Kristy Martinez and moderator Dr. Ricky Rodriguez, and a virtual backyard show with bands TBA.
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Free Event!
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We are accepting donations for speaker and band honoraria and have raffle prizes this year! (Suggested sliding scale donation $1- $30, raffle entries $10 min donation). Subscribe to our website and RSVP to our webinar to win cool prizes donated by PM Press, RAZORCAKE, Chicas Rockeras of Southeast Los Angeles and more!
Enter our raffles or donate here!
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A link will be emailed out the day of event to people that RSVP.
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"Where Do We go From Here?: (Re) imagining Punk's Futurity"
The global pandemic has forced us to consider alternative ways of building and supporting community throughout these unprecedented times. Considering how punk is a culture that
1) deeply relies on physical gatherings;
2) is historically rooted in social justice activism and mutual aid support; and
3) challenges the status quo; social distancing has opened up new ways of being punk.
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We’re gathering with different members from our communities to think about the ways that punk is shifting and adapting in this moment of uprising, political unrest, and mourning. This year, our theme is a response to how punk communities have thrived in this difficult time.
First, speakers will gather for an intergenerational roundtable discussion regarding this year’s theme. Guests are welcome to participate in the moderated Q&A portion. Afterwards, we will host a virtual show that is our creative take on our traditional backyard show to close our event.