Resilience
Imagine that it’s the year 2032…
When: Ongoing
Platform: Multiple platforms (Zoom, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (@Resilience2032 on all social platforms)
Price: Freemium; 16+
Tags: #alternatereality, #ARX, #participatory, #interactive, #multiplatform, #livestream, #ContentAdvisory (see below)
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What will our world look like in the year 2032? Resilience invites you to live the future NOW, by playing an active role in an imagined reality of the year 2032 on the brink of another US presidential election, when we are facing the consequences of climate change, an increasingly data driven ecosystem, and systematic inequality.
This social media theater experience will unfold in real-time across multiple platforms, in many of the ways we currently engage with our political reality: news articles, social media posts, conversation threads, personal interactions, etc. The experience is designed to invite you to actively engage with the characters, create content that becomes part of the narrative, and take action that will shape the outcome of the story.
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Content Advisories: Because the piece is politically charged and we’re looking at systemic inequality, there will very likely be content addressing racism and mental health and other difficult circumstances. Though the piece is dramatic and will address serious subject matter, the tone is more optimistic than dark. Some content relating to intimacy, but not graphic. Most content is participant driven, so while we will be curating what is posted to our accounts, participants may post content using our hashtags that is out of our control.