Workshop: De-Radikalisierung auf TikTok

In the organizer's words:

With onlinetheater.live: Katharina Kraft, Toni Minge, Luzia Oppermann and Caspar Weimann

Social media is the biggest theater of our reality and particularly effective players in it are currently men who spread misogynistic, queer and generally misanthropic content and thus drive their primarily male target audience into spirals of violence, loneliness and blockades. With its "Myke" project, onlinetheater.live has developed strategies to interrupt this radicalization.
Their workshop is a deep dive into the TikTok manosphere. Together, the participants watch videos with various narratives of masculinity, analyze aesthetics, stylistic devices, hooks and narrative patterns and discuss strategies to break through spirals of loneliness and violence based on these images of masculinity. The onlinetheater.live has spent the last three months creating a campaign on TikTok that is just such a strategy and would like to share its experiences and ideas, improve them, discuss them and encourage you to imitate them!

onlinetheater.live
onlinetheater.live is a transdisciplinary association of artists who aim to actively shape our post-digital reality through emancipatory and interventionist formats. This happens in apps, online performances, social media campaigns and constantly reinvented intermedia concepts.