By understanding no-border activism as a socially transformative practice that subverts the borders and oppression of nation-states and capitalism, the work explores, documents, and observes the no-border movement in the Balkans as a continuous feminist struggle for a freer and fairer world.
Looking critically at the concepts of resilience and sustainability used to normalize human and non-human suffering under capitalism, the Movements speak of violence and trauma, fragility as an experience of radical resistance, and healing as a tool for social change and liberation.
