Black Deaf History von Vincent Hesse Keynote “Hidden History of Black Deafies” by Vincent Hesse as part of the symposium “Politics of Memories and Archives – the spaces in between” by The Living Archives on November 16/17, 2022. In diesem Vortrag geht es um Schwarz-Taube Menschen, ihre
Critical Whitness innerhalb der Gebärdensprachgemeinschaften von Asha Rajashekhar Im Juni 2020 fand an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin eine Veranstaltung statt, bei der Asha Rajashekhar einen Online-Vortrag zum Thema “Weiße Privilegien” hielt. In ihrem Vortrag geht sie auf verschiedene Aspekte ein und stellt die Frage nach Zusammenhängen zwischen Critical Whiteness und
An audiovisual compilation of voices by Simone Dede Ayivi and accomplices. “We came to this country so that you could have a better life than we do.” Do you know this sentence? In conversations among friends with family from different parts of the world, all in their late thirties at
TRANCE is an exploration of movement and being. It is a computer art piece that invites members from the Black queer community from around the world to use repetitive movement as a form of meditation, release, and the expression of freedom. Using the latest motion capture technology, Sea Novaa transmutes
May we present: GodXXX Noirphiles! With their storytelling series Black History and Drag!!! Black History and Drag is a series that happens regularly on Instagram and Youtube. It educates audiences on Black figures from around the world who have who have paved the way, opened doors, and have been an
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Following our two-part workshop on Jewish–Muslim relations and solidarity we held a panel discussion with Alana Lentin and Anaheed Al-Hardan in October 2019. The dialogue was opened with two short contributions each by Alana Lentin and Anaheed Al-Hardan.Alana Lentin gave a talk on her newest publication Why Race Still Matters (Polity, 2020), here a
What are Safe(r) Spaces ? Who needs Safe(r) Spaces? Where do we need Safe(r) Spaces? And how can we create and guarantee them? In September 2019, we explored these questions together with BIWoC* Rising in the context of the event “What are Safe(r) Spaces?”.We were interested in both physical and digital
The current conjuncture of quarantine and protest has highlighted the trappings of a modernist realism whose conservative solutions to social problems go back to a paucity of methods, genres and dreams. The wins that the uprisings against anti-Black police violence have put on the horizon, from the dismantling of the
