FORMAT FOR LEZZIE THINK TANK: A LTT session can be held as the art installation State of Mind is installed in an art venue in any city. The artists take part as observers after the introduction held in English the LTT resumes to the local language The session kick starts as the artists Annica Karlsson Rixon and Anna Viola Hallberg introduces the work with State of Mind. To get the maximum out of the effort every participant is requested to take part of the art installation prior to asking to join the dynamic process of the think tank. By blending what we see in other communities we try to put new light on the local one. The LTTs are open to anyone regardless identity (sex, gener, race, ethnicity etc) At the end of every LTT, there has been a number of different components of documentation. Summary text, video, photographs etc. Part of this documentation will be shared here and more so the network between organizations and individuals keep evolving. The mission is to generate a source for inspiration and a network to share and turn to for advice. ::: Two segments, 60 min + 60 min, first session to respond to the topics sent from former LTT host and the second session to create topics for the next host. ::: 3-5 new topics to the next LTT host ::: The topics gets delivered to the LTT host upon the artists arrival to the LTT session. This way everyone participating gets the topics at the same time, regardless if the person is new to most group members. ::: A summary in English of the two sessions sent to aview(at)aview.se by each host. ::: A new LTT host gets appointed by the artists. Anyone can indicate interest to become the local LTT host. It can be one of several groups working together. LTT is open to everyone willing to discuss issues focusing on women. ::: It is recommended that every LTT participant has seen the installation State of Mind prior to taking part in the Think Tank. ::: Other details decided by each LTT host LTT aims at: ::: Increased awareness of human rights ::: Development of female leadership ::: Development of a politically and socially active community ::: Development of an understanding of queer activism, theory and lifestyle