DJ Azar : Track listing

Bujrum | Welcome! I’m Azar Causevic (they/them) from Bosnia and Herzegovina. I want to honor all those before us who contributed making ourselves and our communities more resilient, compassionate and hopeful. I’m a queer feminist activist and one of the core team members of LGBTIQ+ association Okvir and Queer Archive project. I am passionate about queer spaces of love, memory, and resistance. I also do queer peer counseling. Besides that, I am an IT explorer, poetry and psychoanalysis lover.

Random things about me: I believe in connections and that love heals. I also love to get lost and rediscover bits and pieces of myself in the sky, hugs, dreams, sound, text, emotion, art. My favorite colors are turquoise, gray, black and white. I have a dog called Zen, but he is zen in his own way, just as we are.

Track 1- Queer community digital storytelling project from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Track 2- This is a collaborative essay by Anasuya Sengupta and Azar Causevic on epistemic injustice online.

Track 3- Global storytelling projects in service of transformation: resource and stories

Track 4- One of the resources of "Our Data Our Selves" series by Tactical Technology Collective

Track 5- Illustrations by artist Zombijana Bones from Serbia

Track 6- This is a Digital first aid resource by RaReNet and CiviCERT

Track 7- Meme page and podcast by Bosnian-Herzegovinian feminist collective

Track 8- This is a Front Line Defenders guide on secure group, chat and conferencing tools

Track 9- Shame-free, sexuality positive, kink loving and dating resource

Track 10- A queer tech feminist piece by hvale on discipline of hope in digital age

Track 12- This is a summary report by Whose Knowledge? "Decolonizing the Internet’s Languages"

Track 13- An essay by Richa Kaul Padte on loneliness, technology and neoliberalism.

Track 14- This is a pdcast "Whose Voices?" by Whose Knowledge?

Track 15- A regional report on OGBV from Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro

Track 16- Doxing prevention harm reduction training by Hacking/Hustling, a collective of sex workers

Track 17- A historic report on women's rights and online safety in BiH

Track 18- This is an IG profile of a therapist for building strong and healthy relationships and boundaries with yourself and others

Track 19- Feminist principles of the Internet with case studies from BiH and the region

Track 20- XYZ is a space for practical tools to navigate digital security and privacy from a gender perspective, learn from each other's activism, inspire one another and co-create

Track 21- Research report on digital spaces of trans activism in Central Asia and Eastern Europe

Track 22- This is a website of a feminist queer collective of writers in Croatia, with rich content on culture, art and technology

Track 23- Queer and feminist podcast from Serbia celebrating women, queers, art, activism and resistance

Track 24- Interview with artist Luiza Prado on her GIF essay "All Directions at Once". She examines counterhegemonic technologies of birth control vis à vis the colonial production of race, gender, and sexuality.

Track 25- Digital care tips on safe sexting and messaging apps from FRIDA

Track 26- This is a Capacitar emergency kit with basic practices to deal with stress and manage emotions

Track 27- APC's feminist digital safety resource on online safety, safe space strategies and OGBV response

Track 28- This is a guide with extensive toolkits to protect yourself from electronic surveillance

Track 29- OGBV strategy tactical game by APC

Track 30- These are Witness library resources for video activists documenting abuse, violence and protests

Track 31- Digital security curriculum by Cyber Women

Track 32- This is a a full Whose Knowledge? resource series of "Our stories, our knowledges" by Dalit, Kumeyaayi and LGBTIQ+ community members on centering our knowledges online