Collectivity & Care

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Reckitt, Helena; Fuller, Sabrina; Zhihan, Dot Jia and Iohe, Taey. 2023. 'Collectivity & Care'. In: Collectivity & Care. Eastside Projects, Birmingham, United Kingdom 10 May 2023. [Conference or Workshop Item]

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Abstract or Description

This online meeting of the Feminist Duration Reading Group, hosted by Eastside Projects as part of the Kaleidoscope Network, focused on texts by Johanna Hedva, Maria Puig De La Bellacasa, and Tabita Rezaire which explore the intersections of care and collectivity, symbiosis and healing. Following introductions from the organisers and amongst participants, we divided into small break-out groups where we will read out loud, one person and one paragraph at a time, from selected extracts.

We then reconnected to share our insights into the readings and their relevance for current work around collective and self-care centred on values of reciprocity and recognition, creativity, equity, and codependence.

Readings
Johanna Hedva, Sick Woman Theory, in Mask, 2016
Maria Puig de la Bellacasa, ‘Thinking with Care,’ in Matters of Care: Speculative Ethics in More Than Human Worlds, 2017
Tabita Rezaire, ‘Decolonial Healing*: In Defense of Spiritual Technologies,’ in The SAGE Handbook of Media and Migration, 2019

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Conference or Workshop Item (Talk)

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This event was organised by Eastside Projects for the Kaleidoscope Network – a collaboration between Spike Island (Bristol) Eastside Projects (Birmingham), Primary (Nottingham) and The NewBridge Project (Newcastle). Formed in response to a need for mutual support, the network has come together as a way to share resources, increase what each partner is able to offer and create new connections between communities of artists.

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