HAL Translocal Learning Studio Session 4
this Thursday December 3rd!
1:30-3pm EST!
This session will build on our growing exploration of the role of storytelling in mutual aid and other non-hierarchical organizing efforts. We will be joined by Tara Taylor of the mutual aid project Helpful Jellyfish based in Philadelphia who will help ground us in the slow work of shifting our deeply embedded ideas of what our own story is and what it can be. Together we will reflect on how to challenge “trauma porn” narratives, re-work our stories to have real material change in our lives, and better connect to each other through our shared experiences.
Free and open to the public.
Advance registration required: Register here
What's the Translocal Learning Studio?
The Humanities Action Lab is opening a studio for developing and expanding anti-racist, decolonial, and community-centered learning practices that activate history and memory for justice-centered movements and mutual aid in the current moment. This studio will be “translocal,” a core tenet of HAL that honors the unique circumstances, autonomy, and tools of hyperlocal organizing and supports building reciprocal learning relationships between these localities across the world. Want to learn more and see our Fall schedule? Click here.
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Soul Food Monologues in the Twin Cities
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Translocal Learning Studio Session on Transforming Learning Spaces
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Bell Museum Hosts Dialogue on University-Tribal Partnerships
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Translocal Learning Studio Session on Mutual Aid Storytelling
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Translocal Learning Studio Session on Mutual Mentorship
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