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In this interactive discussion circle, TMWYGH artists reflect on the exhibition’s theme of women's resilience around the world. The conversation, led by the curator Isadora Cardoso, will explore how artists use art to navigate and respond to these urgent issues.

Isadora Cardoso is a Brazilian artist, curator, and human rights practitioner. She is the director of Text Me When You Get Home and Colorizing Latin America, international exhibitions that highlight resilience, intersectionality, and the stories of historically marginalized communities. Her work, showcased in Brazil, the U.S., and beyond, uses visual storytelling to challenge narratives, foster solidarity, and inspire social change. Through collaborations with artists, activists, and institutions, she bridges art and advocacy, creating spaces for dialogue and collective action.