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Conversations about Gender-Based Violence: Redress and Remediation

 

An online event

 

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Friday, October 15
2021
12:00 to 8:00 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)


The Vivas Las Queremos Project Committee in collaboration with Urdimbres Feminismos Decoloniales y

Saberes Nómadas, el Rule Comunidad de Saberes, the Department of Languages and Linguistics, University

of Texas El Paso, and the Department of Photography and Imaging, Tisch School of the Arts, New York

University is pleased to present a one day virtual forum in which women’s voices from Mexico, the United

States, Colombia, Ecuador, and England will come together in a rotating sequence of creative conversations
to discuss issues that relate to gender-based violence in its many permutations, including the toxic elements

borne by misogyny, domestic abuse, ingrained sexist attitudes, and traditional male-dominant practices.

These conversations will not only seek to sharpen definitions of gender-related abuse and violence but will

highlight meaningful ways of countering such actions with positive methodologies of redress and remediation.


Facing Life: Engaging in Creative Conversations Through the Use of Tenderness and Collective Wisdom
El Rule Comunidad de Saberes, Ciudad de México.

 

Mexico City.  Round Table One: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM local time (12 – 2 PM Eastern Daylight time).
Writings About Healing and Self-Protection  (En Español).

 

New York City:  2:00 – 3:30 PM local time (2 – 3:30 PM EDT).
The Power of Art, Service, and Counsel to Remedy Gender Based Violence. (In English).

 

El Paso, Texas:  1:30 – 3:00 PM local time (3:30 – 5 PM EDT).
Healing Wounds Through Resistance and Resilience. (In English and en Español).

 

Mexico City. Round Table Two:  4:00 – 6:00 PM local time (5 – 7 PM EDT).
Personal Territories and Artivisms. (En Español).

 

Mexico City.  Book Presentation: 6:15 – 7:15 PM local time (7:15 – 8:15 PM EDT).
Book Presentation of Larisa Escobedo’s “Cuerpa”. (En Español).

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The forum will be live-streamed, open to all, and free. You may sign up for both.

 

 

 

MEXICO SESSIONS WILL BE A LIVEFEED ON THE FACEBOOK BELOW

 

https://www.facebook.com/ElRuleComunidad

 

 

FOR NEW YORK and El PASO SESSIONS REGISTER THRU THE LINK BELOW

 

https://nyu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_V9p3patzQ0KWXciHe_MBqg

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Web:  https://vivaslasqueremos.net          FB: https://www.facebook.com/todossomosellas


 

Web: https://elrule.com.mx            FB: https://www.facebook.com/ElRuleComunidad

 

 

 

 

 

 

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This transnational forum is lovingly dedicated to the women who are no longer with us.
Este foro transnacional está dedicado con amor a las mujeres que ya no están entre nosotrxs.

 

 

* PROGRAM SYNOPSIS *
*  *  SESSION SCHEDULES ARE IN EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME  *  *

 

Writings About Healing and Self-Protection.   12 – 2 PM (EDT)
El Rule Comunidad de Saberes, Ciudad de México. Moderated by Norma Silva.
A discussion about various collectives and poets who focus their activism, self-defense and self-protection

through writing, art and performance as strategies for healing some wounds (En Español).

 

The Power of Art, Service, and Counsel to Remedy Gender Based Violence.    2 – 3:30 PM (EDT)

Department of Photography and Imaging, New York University. Moderated by LaDean Peterson.
Speakers and presenters will share ways in which the arts, counseling, safe havens, and free legal organizations provide services

and outreach to vulnerable and under-served immigrant communities within the New York City metro area (In English).

 

Healing Wounds Through Resistance and Resilience.    3:30 – 5 PM (EDT)
Department of Languages and Literature, University of Texas, El Paso. Moderated by Socorro Tabuenca.
The conversation will examine how femicide, sex trafficking, the culture of machismo, and the failure of judicial entities to properly prosecute, have affected immigrant and border communities and how activists, researchers, writers and scholars have found ways to inform, bear witness, and bring about change (En Español and in English).

 

Personal Territories and Artivisms.    5 – 7 PM (EDT)
El Rule Comunidad de Saberes, Ciudad de México. Moderated by Norma Silva.
Artivist and wise thinking women will exchange thoughts and feelings from diverse latitudes of Abya Yala (“Land of Vital Blood” in the Guna peoples language) and will share personal and collective experiences as well as artistic strategies and territories (En Español).

 

Book Presentation of Larisa Escobedo’s “Cuerpa”  7:15 – 8:15 PM (EDT)
El Rule Comunidad de Saberes, Ciudad de México. Co-presented by Larisa Escobedo, Xochiquetzal Salazar, and Yunuen Díaz.
Larisa Escobedo is a feminist artist, writer, and teacher from the State of Morelos, Mexico. Her area of investigation centers on the body poetic and politic (En Español).

 

A photography exhibition of Paul Owen’s Vivas Las Queremos

will be shown at el Rule Comunidad de Saberes Center in Mexico City

and at New York University’s 721 Broadway gallery.

 

Click here for bios of forum participants

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