Chima Ugwuoke is a student of philosophy and dramatics and works in non-formal education focussing critically on global powerstructures.
As political activist she fights against the invisibilty of black intersectional feminsit perspectives and participates in projects that emphazise antiracism and the empowerment of black children and women* of color.
That‘s why she initiated the library AUDREAM ‒ a collection of antiracist novels, theory and children books in german. Besides that she is part of the IN*VISION.seminar&festival crew.
Currently they are working on a new video-project „m@y words“ ‒ a web series with young black women* who talk about their experiences to grow up in a white dominated german society.

In addition, Chima is curating the reading series Alltäglich Widerspentig within the Postcolonial Poly Perspectives Festival in Ballhaus Naunynstraße.