Category: Meeting

In December as way of closure we will have a public event: a virtual tour of our website.

The last workshop in November was about the evaluation of the project and included discussions about collaboration for future activist work and/or research.

Workshop 7 in October was on networking, outreach and community engagement, with guest speakers and external participants. In this workshop we were interested in evaluating our formal and informal ways of social networking online and offline identifying possibilities for new transnational networks.

We met again in September to talk about strategies of solidarity building with guest speakers. We discussed and identified what works and what doesn’t work in solidarity building on local and transnational levels in a digital age.

In June, before we enter the summer break, we had the 6th workshop on digitalization with a focus on sustainability. Here we talked more about material resources, unpaid labor that goes into digital activism, what the pandemic brings in terms of shifting more activities online but also more connectivity, and again the emotional gains and… Continue reading 18 June 2021: Sustainability in a digital world

In May we will had our first workshop with guest speakers and external participants, on making use of digitalization. We were interested in reflecting on the increasing engagement with and dependency on digital tools and outlets in activism and activist-research. We talked about the challenges and ways of overcoming them, but also about best practices… Continue reading 28 May 2021: Making use of digitalization (guest speakers)

The third workshop focused on mapping strategies of resistance. We laid out how we understand resistance, what are our formal and informal strategies are and we discussed contextual differences. 

The second workshop was on narrating anti-gender mobilizations. Here we exchanged stories on the challenges we encounter and perhaps our anxieties around gender and sexual politics in order to identify our commonalities and differences; but we also reflected critically on how we talk about, how we frame anti-gender discourses and practices. 

Introduction and meeting: Our stories, ourselves. The first workshop was the introduction workshop. In this workshop, we aimed to meet, we got to know each other, talked about aims and expectations and made a group contract to start building safe spaces and group rapport.