Krishnachura

Krishnachura Conclave

Krishnachura

Krishnachura Conclave

The Krishnachura Conclave is an artistic-political gathering of non-cis thinkers, artists, activists, researchers, healthcare workers, legal practitioners, policymakers, and movement builders.

Archive. Body. Resistance. Future.

The Krishnachura Conclave is an artistic-political gathering of non-cis thinkers, artists, activists, researchers, healthcare workers, legal practitioners, policymakers, and movement builders.

It is not a conventional conference.
It is a shared intellectual, emotional, artistic, and strategic space.

Why the Conclave Exists

Gender minorities in Bangladesh are often spoken about, but rarely listened to as knowledge producers.

The Conclave creates a space where non-cis communities can think together, heal together, create together, and strategize together.

It is a space for movement memory and future imagination.

Core Themes

Gender and citizenship
Health and medical justice
Art and narrative change
Economic dignity
Safety and protection
Faith, culture, and belonging
Community archives
Trans futures

Possible Formats

Keynote conversations
Art installations
Film screenings
Story circles
Policy dialogues
Community research labs
Performance art
Archive exhibitions
Closed safety circles

Outputs

Krishnachura Declaration
Annual Field Notes
Art catalogue
Community research briefs
Movement archive
Policy recommendations

The Conclave is where revolution learns to speak in many languages: art, memory, policy, body, and care.

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Krishnachura: A Center for Gender Minorities Rights (KCGMR)

Creating a Safe Bangladesh for Gender Minorities

A trans feminist, gender minorities-led think tank, cultural platform, archive, social enterprise, and movement space based in Bangladesh.

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