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Shared by Memoria Abierta

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Shared by Memoria Abierta

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Shared by Memoria Abierta

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•Using inclusive, non-sexist language helps visibilize diversity

•It is the first step to

•Fair and equal treatment

•Fair and equal positioning

•Language is a way to shape thought

•Language has strong implications in the way we categorize reality

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Queer is an umbrella term encompassing gender or sexual minorities that are

•Not heterosexual: not (only) attracted to people from the opposite gender: homosexual, bisexual, asexual…

•Not cisgender: their gender identity does not correspond to the identity usually adscribed to their birth sex: trans, non-binary…

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Inclusivity:  a crucial value in sites & museums

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Inclusivity:  a crucial value in sites & museums

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Museums and sites are…

•Culture-shaping artifacts

•Responsible for countering dominant narratives and for shaping alternative ones

•bottom-up

•from the margins to the center

Museums can…

•Legitimate roles, identities and realities traditionally overlooked

•Visibilize personal stories embodying diversity

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The practice or policy of providing equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized.”

- Consistent, organized actions and decisions
- Equal ≠ The same
- Museums and sites
- Queer people

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http://www.voicesofwomenmedia.org/project/memory-truth-justice/

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MEMORY, TRUTH & JUSTICE is a project to document, archive and share personal stories of survivors and families of the victims of the armed conflict in Nepal from 1996 - 2006.

By the end of 1 year of the project, we have documented at least 100 video testimonials, created a website, launched series of events for public where videos, objects of families, postcards were displayed. We also launched the book, "Fading Memories",which has stories and images from the project.

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Memory, Truth, & Justice | Voices of Women Media

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MEMORY, TRUTH & JUSTICE is a project to document, archive and share personal stories of survivors and families of the victims of the armed conflict in Nepal from 1996 - 2006. By the end of 1 year of the project, we have documented at least 100 video testimonials, created a website, launched series of events for public where videos, objects of families, postcards were displayed.

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Pooja Pant, Director, VoWM - Nepal

Pooja Pant is a filmmaker, women’s rights activist and video journalist. She is the founder and Director of Voices Of Women Media – a women’s rights organization that focuses on access to multimedia and technology as a tool for women’s rights.  She has produced work for CNA, RAW Factual UK, Unicef, Film at 36, AFP,  UNDP, UNRCO, ICIMOD, Asian Development Bank, the British Council, BBC World, Al Jazeera English, WFP and WWF Nepal. Currently, she is based in Nepal

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https://maricorners.es/

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Aviso importante: ¡ESTAMOS DE VUELTA! ¡Hola, MariCorner! Después de año y medio de incertidumbres y retrasos, ¡el plazo de inscripción para nuestro congreso ya está abierto! Tendrá lugar los días 6, 7 y 8 de octubre en la Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid.

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Miguel Sánchez Ibáñez, MariCorners - Spain

Miguel Sánchez Ibáñez, Ph. D., works as an associate professor of Applied Linguistics at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (Spain). He is also a founding member of MariCorners, an academic association that seeks for the promotion of academic works about LGBTIQ+ issues in Spanish.

Moisés Fernández Cano, MariCorners - Spain

Moisés Fernández Cano, Ph. D. candidate in Queer History at the European University Institute of Florence. His research focuses on the everyday spaces of sexual and gender dissidence in the city of Madrid in the 1960s. He is also a founding member of MariCorners and is involved in the Queer and Feminist working group of the University Institute of Florence.