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The Emergence Network

PLEASE NOTE: As of March 11th 2024, we have a new fiscal host. If you feel called to our work, please do consider making a financial contribution at: https://opencollective.com/the-emergence-network

Today's Balance
$0.00
Estimated Annual Budget
$389
2024 Fundraising Goal
$250,000
per year

Contributors


The Emergence Network is all of us

Our contributors 61

Thank you for supporting The Emergence Network.

Sofia Batalha

Core Contributor

The Christoph...

$75,000 USD

Science and N...

$47,107 USD

Lankelly Chase

$43,236 USD

Kyle Page

$3,250 USD

Bruce

$250 USD

April

backer

$200 USD

Budget


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Today’s balance

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Total raised

$160,277.84 USD

Total disbursed

$160,277.84 USD

Estimated annual budget

$389.13 USD

Expenses

All time

Expenses paid

104

Amount disbursed

$160,088.91

Tags# of ExpensesAmount
no tag
95$144,588.18
ten
7$14,880.00
mutual aid
1$545.73
artistic and curatorial
1$75.00

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Contributions

All time

Contributions received

58

Amount collected

$174,331.11

Tiers# of ContributionsAmount
one-time
40$173,356.11
recurring
18$975.00

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About


**PLEASE NOTE: As of March 2024, we have a new fiscal host. If you feel called to our work, please do consider making a financial contribution at: https://opencollective.com/the-emergence-network 

TEN (The Emergence Network) is a fugitive, underground network of social artists seeking to create new openings to age-old problems. We aim to disrupt dominant modes of perception, engagement, and responsiveness in a time of crisis by disturbing modern notions of justice, power, and human agency. This is the work of postactivism, a concept developed by TEN’s visionary founder, Bayo Akomolafe. We do this work by instigating collaborative, creative processes in trans-local interventions as a cultural practice. 
 
Our shared vision is a political emancipatory project of interdependent networks and ecologies of practice interested in shifting our ontological gaze beyond the staid confines of justice and inclusion. By engaging in deep inquiry, conversations, and experimental processes, we aim to nurture an underground movement at the end of hope. 
 
Since 2016, the network has been birthing curious events and encounters around the world – in person and online – around various topics including climate change, borders & immigration, radical hospitality, leadership & activism, and making sanctuary in the midst of systems collapse. 

Our team