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In \u201cPiece by Piece,\u201d we sit down with Rukia Hatibu, aka\u00a0The Annoyin\u2019 Artist<\/a>, to discuss the importance of making public our ideas, stories and \u201cpieces.\u201d\u00a0 It is not enough to ask questions about who we are.\u00a0 What is vital is having an actual place to do it.\u00a0 Her evening forum helps showcase different voices and provides a space for personal poetic development.\u00a0 As if that was not enough, Rukia also discusses her new initiative,\u00a0AIDIM<\/a>, that seeks to bring out this same development in school children.\u00a0 (Photo by\u00a0Sonia Ib\u00e1\u00f1ez)<\/p>\n

This episode first airs from\u00a0Radio Fabrik<\/a>\u00a0in Salzburg, Austria on Saturday, January 27 at 7:06 PM local time.<\/p>\n

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