Feminist mobilit(ies) and climate injustice: What a bicycle, GoPro camera and flooded roads teach us
Lyndsey Hayhurst introduces her newly published paper below, and here’s the link to our podcast interview: “A group of us – young women in Nicaragua – participated in programming by ‘Pedal Power’ (pseudonym) – as we explored how everyday mobilit(ies), gender inequality, and climate injustice intertwine. Our project involved GoPro cameras and community mapping. We […]
Read More...Unveiling Social Inclusion for Low-Income Immigrant Latina Mothers
Diana Cedano published a paper recently situated within the heart of economic and societal challenges. The work – an action research intervention – allowed Latina mothers to acknowledge their economic challenges more fully and work together to acquire agency that left them better off. It’s entitled “I don’t like to ask for charity”: The possibilities […]
Read More...A conversation between Mother and Father Earth. We answer the call and unfold into love in Gathering
Blog post by Alex Stubbings (www.talikandco.net) & Simon Divecha (https://be-benevolution.com) Context Cradled in a bio-social farm within the voluptuous Dolomiti mountains – as part of the AR+ Gathering 2023 – we found ourselves at the juicy edges where continental plates collide. Feeling invited into liminal space, we each took to personifying the elemental roles of […]
Read More...Learning from Homelessness in Feminist ART
ARJ Associate Editor Marina Apgar and author Mary Vaccaro discuss the article on Homelessness & Feminine ART on this video snippet
Read More...Welcoming Sujata Khandekar, Founding Director, CORO to AR+
Dr. Sujata Khandekar is the founding director of Community of Resource Organisations (CORO), one of India’s foremost organizations for grassroots leadership and activism. Facilitating grassroots leadership by addressing issues that the community itself identifies is central to Sujata’s vision and CORO’s interventions. Sujata’s work over the past three decades has further led her to explore […]
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