NYU Washington, DC welcome NYU Tisch’s Deb Willis and Ellyn Toscano with Cheryl Finley of Spelman’s AUC Art Collective for this special DC Dialogues program on Women and Migration(s) webinar. These events were also sponsored by NYU’s Office of Global Inclusion, Diversity, & Strategic Innovation. Women have been part of global and historical movements of people, to escape war, to avoid persecution, for work, for security. Women have been uprooted, stolen, trafficked, enslaved; they have been displaced from land despoiled of resources and habitats lost to extreme weather patterns and climate change. Now, in the midst of a global pandemic, displaced women can neither stay put nor return to the places from which they have fled; women are unequally in low-paid, high-risk, insecure “essential” employment, on the front lines of crisis; women are subjected to increasing violence, in domestic situations or the temporary and communal living arrangements in which women and girls in migratory situations are sheltered.
In this eight-part series, we will explore the importance of photography, art, film, history, law, policy and writing in identifying and remembering these migratory experiences. The public policy lens through which the current crisis is analyzed is one vantage point, an essential one to be sure. The contribution of artists and writers will help us to explore the lived experiences of home and loss, family and belonging, isolation, borders and identity – issues salient both in experiences of migration and in the epochal times in which we find ourselves today.
These events are free and open to everyone. Registration is required in order to receive log-in information for the webinar. These webinars will be recorded.
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Responses in Art and History
Hosted by NYU – Washington, DC on June 3, 2020Video Archive
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Crisis
Hosted by NYU – Washington, DC on June 10, 2020Video Archive
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Memoir
Hosted by NYU – Washington, DC on June 17, 2020Video Archive
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Art
Hosted by NYU – Washington, DC on June 24, 2020Video Archive
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Global Interventions
Hosted by NYU – Washington, DC on August 4, 2020Video Archive
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Diverse Stories
Hosted by NYU – Washington, DC on August 5, 2020NYU Washington, DC welcomed NYU Tisch’s Deb Willis and Ellyn Toscano with Cheryl Finley of Spelman’s AUC Art Collective for this special DC Dialogues program on Women and Migration(s) webinar. These events were also sponsored by NYU’s Office of Global Inclusion, Diversity, & Strategic Innovation. Women have been part of global and historical movements of people, to escape war, to avoid persecution, for work, for security. Women have been uprooted, stolen, trafficked, enslaved; they have been displaced from land despoiled of resources and habitats lost to extreme weather patterns and climate change. Now, in the midst of a global pandemic, displaced women can neither stay put nor return to the places from which they have fled; women are unequally in low-paid, high-risk, insecure “essential” employment, on the front lines of crisis; women are subjected to increasing violence, in domestic situations or the temporary and communal living arrangements in which women and girls in migratory situations are sheltered.
In this six-part series, we explored the importance of photography, art, film, history, law, policy and writing in identifying and remembering these migratory experiences. The public policy lens through which the current crisis is analyzed is one vantage point, an essential one to be sure. The contribution of artists and writers helped us to explore the lived experiences of home and loss, family and belonging, isolation, borders and identity – issues salient both in experiences of migration and in the epochal times in which we find ourselves today.
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Redefining Resistance: “Joy” as Resistance Part I
Hosted by NYU – Washington, DC on October 7, 2020Video Archive
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Redefining Resistance: “Joy” as Resistance Part II
Hosted by NYU – Washington, DC on October 28, 2020Video Archive
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