Manifesto for Collective Liberation is a participatory performance grounded in shared reading, movement, and collective care. Participants gather in a circle as passages from the manifesto are read aloud, guided by a score that shapes how bodies move, gather, and respond to one another over time.

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The manifesto engages the intersection of human and ecological existence, resistance to fascism, and speculation on how liberated futures might be created. The work functions as a rehearsal space where participants practice being in relation, redistributing attention, and taking responsibility for care of one another. Liberation is approached as something learned, embodied, and practiced together.