Exploring Cyber Sisterhood with Herstory of Art Museum (MuHER) in Poland
Marta Grabowska leads a collaborative and introspective workshop exploring the digital dimensions of sisterhood, feminism and HERstory, in collaboration with MuHER.
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Digital Rituals for Collective Climate Grief
As part of our Art Iterations workshop series, artist Allison Rich will partner with the community in Miami to increase equity to process climate grief and to access rituals for regional collective care. The Climate Rituals space will use the topics of sustainability and digital equity as critical lenses to learn about collective care practices for climate grief.
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Sustaining Healing Technologies Within and Beyond the Digital
Led by multimedia poet Samiir Saunders in collaboration with MAIA MAIA is a Black-led, Art and Social Justice organisation based in Birmingham, UK. Their work explores art and culture as strategy for liberation. MAIA works in community through the creation of spaces, public programmes and resources with the Black imagination as a starting point. This ... Read more
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IN+ Endo Violence Project: Endometriosis Artivism & Solidarity Workshop
School of Media and Communication - University of LeedsEndometriosis Artivism & Solidarity: Join us at the Endo Violence Collective Film Screening and Workshop at the University of Leeds! Join co-founders Dr Alicja Pawluczuk / Hystera and Allison (IN+ART residency from Miami, USA) for a short film screening & participatory artivism seminar about endometriosis - a gendered health emergency. During the event, you'll be ... Read more
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Mean[IN]gful digital inclusion
Nexus, University of Leeds Discovery Way, Leeds, United KingdomOur second annual event engages with attendees through the participatory practices adopted by our Feasibility Studies. We showcase current funded projects by inviting participants to experience the approaches and methods they each use. We bookend these workshop sessions with discussions and roundtables, where we ask everyone to explore what a digital inclusive society would feel like.
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Cycling is my love language: language, neurodiversity, and creative practice
School of Media and Communication - University of LeedsScreenshot of Zofia's documentation of her cycling journey on Instagram. Led by Zofia Kuligowska, an artist, PhD candidate, and neurodivergent mother, this seminar invites attendees to explore an interdisciplinary journey of language, neurodiversity, and creative practice. Zofia’s work centers around performance art and language, with a focus on how neurodivergent individuals engage with language as ... Read more
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digital youth work: [co]mapping the field in the making
Despite its growing importance, digital youth work is still fragmented, sitting between various disciplines and often divided between policy papers and academic research. Together, we will reflect on my early analysis of the field and work towards co-mapping existing research to create a more visible and unified presence. This workshop is an opportunity for us ... Read more
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IN+ Principles in practice: feasibility study funding workshop 2024
FeaturedJoin the IN+ Team for a practical workshop designed to guide you through the key steps of developing a successful project proposal for our 2024 Feasibility Study funding call.
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Relational Digital Inclusion: The Politics of Care and Connection
FeaturedUniversity House, University of Leeds Lifton PLace, LeedsOur third annual INCLUDE+ event spotlights the 2024–2025 cohort of funded projects that tackle the complex realities of digital inclusion. These projects speak to the contradictions of digital inclusion today: being connected but excluded, visible in systems but unheard in decisions. At a time of limited resources and growing need, they offer grounded, local responses ... Read more
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Digital Equity IN+ Practice: co-creating what comes next
FeaturedSchool of Media and Communication Clothworkers' Building North, University of Leeds, Leeds, United KingdomJump to... Location and Access Programme FAQ Contact This year’s INCLUDE+ event is all about exploring what comes next. In addition to exploring the curated, created, imagined and lived changes the INCLUDE+ projects have already enacted, we focus on the future: specifically looking at how we might carry work forward into everyday practice beyond current ... Read more