Interchange, A Five-Day Festival Focused on Human Rights in Bozeman, Montana
Interchange is an annual festival aimed at increasing the dialogue between various groups, through musical performances, panels and more. The event takes place June 25-29, 2014 at various locations in Bozeman, Montana and advance tickets are currently on sale.
Our topics include racism, human trafficking, the LGBT movement, women’s rights, homeless and veterans, tackling the trauma that ties it together. I wanted to create a comfortable space where people are coming into Interchange and telling their stories.
The music portion of the festival includes performances by DJ Paul Oakenfold and hip-hop duo People Under the Stairs. Festival organizer Tate Chamberlin has launched a Kickstarter project for the event in order to help cover production costs.
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Brian Heater
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