Mixed-media @unilincoln event exploring justice, migration and the arts @mansionoffuture, Lincoln, 24-26 April 2019
Mansions of the Future
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There's still time to book your ticket to attend this event on #women and #politics in #Malaysia. We have a great line up of speakers. Join us to celebrate #InternationalWomensDay together! #ChooseToChallenge2021
Join us on #InternationalWomensDay to discuss women’s ability to participate in #politics in #Malaysia. Hear from leading women speakers @sillypadi @womensaidorg @mariachin & Shereen Adjani. Book your free spot here: eventbrite.com/e/follow-the-…
The first of our three roundtables on #women + #political #participation takes place in Samoa. Livestream via the National University of Samoa's Facebook page at 7pm GMT on 7 March: m.facebook.com/TheNationalUn… or nus.edu.ws #InternationalWomensDay
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Join us on International Women's Day to hear from leading #Moroccan #women about women's ability to participate in #politics in #Morocco. Tickets are free, book here: eventbrite.com/e/follow-the-…
Join us on #InternationalWomensDay to discuss women’s ability to participate in #politics in #Malaysia. Hear from leading women speakers @sillypadi @womensaidorg @mariachin & Shereen Adjani. Book your free spot here: eventbrite.com/e/follow-the-…
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There were no more inspiring festival moments than Dr. @LuciaSorbera's presentation at the SCALES + THE FABRICATED session. Her knowledge of cinema, culture, gender and history made the whole experience that much more special. Thank you... @USydSLC @ArtSS_Sydney @migrationandart
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We are thrilled that Dr. @LuciaSorbera will host a #QA at the conclusion of the SCIENCE FICTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST Session on Saturday, November 21 from 6.30pm at @ActorsCentreAU. Tickets: bit.ly/30vE3Py @USydSLC @ArtSS_Sydney @migrationandart #Leichhardt #Arabic
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Please send your poems on migration and refugee experience to us. The other judges and I are excited to hear them!
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[pre-COVID] Visit Report:
"B was upset because he’s been told he’s going to be moved to a detention centre down south next week. We explained there was nothing we could do to prevent that but gave him details of the visitor groups at other centres."
#ThereAreAlternatives
ALT Sepia photo of barbed wire with quote overlaid from the SDV evidence to the 2018 Home Affairs Inquiry. Quote reads: "People are subject to frequent and arbitrary moves around the detention estate. When the moves are between Dungavel and the centres in England, the consequences can be particularly serious because of the differences in the legal systems between England and Scotland."
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Thank you Tanya Akrofi, Natasha Davis, Victor Mujakachi, Jane Olson & Femi Oriogun-Williams for contributing to last night’s launch with @migrationandart. Download publications ‘The Big Walk: It Takes a Decade’ & ‘Destitution, Detention & Deliberations' > bit.ly/36vaLk5
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Don't miss this!
Friday 11th join @Mansions_Future @migrationandart
for premiere of film & launch ‘The Big Walk: It Takes a Decade’ by Sheffield's Victor Mujakachi + panel discussion with Tanya Akrofi, Victor, Jane Olson & Femi Oriogun-Williams & Victor bit.ly/36vaLk5
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Art & Migration: film premiere/book launch/talk
Join us on 11 Sep 5.30pm-7.30pm for 'The Big Walk: It Takes a Decade'
Artist's film screening. Free book launch. Open panel talk by artists/writers/academics.
@Mansions_Future @migrationandart
Book here: bit.ly/36vaLk5
On Friday join us & @migrationandart for the premiere of an artist's film, & launch of free publication ‘The Big Walk: It Takes a Decade’. A panel discussion with Tanya Akrofi, Victor Mujakachi, Jane Olson & Femi Oriogun-Williams will conclude the event > bit.ly/36vaLk5
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On Friday join us & @migrationandart for the premiere of an artist's film, & launch of free publication ‘The Big Walk: It Takes a Decade’. A panel discussion with Tanya Akrofi, Victor Mujakachi, Jane Olson & Femi Oriogun-Williams will conclude the event > bit.ly/36vaLk5
Join us for The Big Walk on Friday 11 Sept. A film by artists Natasha Davis and Jane Olson will be followed by a panel discussion on #art & #immigration #detention. Two #free JAM publications will be available to download. Book your spot here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/it-takes-…
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Join choreographer, performer and teacher, Julia Cheng on Thursday from 10am for a live online movement meditation masterclass looking at self-dialogue, power dynamics of the body and awareness of how we present ourselves inwards and outwards. Book here > bit.ly/3aN15nw
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"Those in the west who insist we cannot take in “the world’s misery” must, at the very least, acknowledge how much of that misery we are responsible for. This is not a question of guilt, but responsibility." 5 years old; sadly still relevant. bit.ly/2PGh0eO
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Would be good if everyone, including media outlets, could stop using the term "illegal immigrants". Deeply dehumanising. Implicitly reinforces anti-immigration politics. People can't be illegal.
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Very much not on here atm but: contrary to what Boris Johnson implies here, seeking asylum is not a crime. It is a right. The current government (and, sadly, its predecessors of both hues) want to muddy, obscure & degrade that right. We must not accede to it.
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On 11 Sept in partnership with @migrationandart(JAM) MotF will premiere ‘It Takes a Decade’, a short film by artists Natasha Davis & Jane Olson. The launch of ‘The Big Walk: It Takes a Decade’, a free publication from the JAM imprint will follow. Book here bit.ly/36vaLk5