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Teaser for session "Transdisciplinary task-force as provider of alternative narratives against radicalism and extremism: lessons learned from European project “ReThink: Before Act” - and beyond…"15:30 – 16:30, 19 NOV 2020

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Teaser for session "Transdisciplinary task-force as provider of alternative narratives against radicalism and extremism: lessons learned from European project “ReThink: Before Act” - and beyond…"15:30 – 16:30, 19 NOV 2020

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Drawing into one of the main topics of the European project “Rethink: Before Act”, workshop organisers ask students to reflect and create artefacts which can raise awareness about the need to identify and debunk conspiracy theories. The workshop pick-up from the experience of producing the video “What Is a Conspiracy Theory?”, which involved professors and students from Cinema, Visual Arts and Animation from Universidade Lusófona. For this workshop, the team also invites fellow colleagues from other European universities. Preparatory work towards the workshop can include a quick & dirty qualitative survey on the topic of conspiracy theories, plus the elaboration of calls-to-action about conspiracy theories and, also, drafts for posters and storyboards for videos.

Learn more at eliabiennial.com

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Celia Quico, Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Portugal

Drawing into one of the main topics of the European project “Rethink: Before Act”, workshop organisers ask students to reflect and create artefacts which can raise awareness about the need to identify and debunk conspiracy theories. The workshop pick-up from the experience of producing the video “What Is a Conspiracy Theory?”, which involved professors and students from Cinema, Visual Arts and Animation from Universidade Lusófona. For this workshop, the team also invites fellow colleagues from other European universities. Preparatory work towards the workshop can include a quick & dirty qualitative survey on the topic of conspiracy theories, plus the elaboration of calls-to-action about conspiracy theories and, also, drafts for posters and storyboards for videos.

Learn more at www.eliabiennial.com

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Activity 1: write slogans & calls-to-action about conspiracy theories

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Activity 1: write slogans & calls-to-action about conspiracy theories

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- a selction of slogans from University Lusófona Cinema students

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Mixed-techniques video showing the historical evolution of conspiracy theories since the beginning of humankind - from the first gods to the Illuminati and to governments that mysteriously try to replace one population with another. There are social and political consequences of these beliefs (election of populist leaders, minority and ethnic persecution, reinforcement of hard laws, building of walls…)

Know more: http://conspiracy.rethinkproject.eu/

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mother, try to get rich by creating a YouTube channel. He is unsure about the subject of his own channel, but he has no problem discussing with his mother the "ways of the world". According to him (and his findings on the Internet), all the possibilities of being successful in life are blocked by powerful religious groups and lobbies.