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Roundtable: Undoing Discrimination? Diverse in Berlin?
Kenny Fries, Sanni Est, Miriam Camara, Rhea Ramjohn
Moderation: Samie Blasingame
2021
Keywords: diversity, inclusion, institutional change, power structures in arts and culture, individual and collective stories
Threads: (Un)framing Knowledge, Cooperating with(in) arts and culture, Remembering
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Contribution to the "Who knows?" handbook
As the SHAKIN project deals with the question on how and by whom the knowledge produced and transmitted in the cultural sector could and should be more sensitive towards invisibilised knowledge, this talks seems to introduce important experiences and suggestions : the speakers not only share this knowledge, but also deconstruct the domination structures inherent to the process.
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Additional Information
Location | Online Germany |
Original language(s) | English |
Existing translations | |
Length | 1:23:00 |
Project runtime | - |
Institution of affiliation | Freie Universität Berlin, HKW, Schwules Museum |
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