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Art Therapy for Social Justice Radical Intersections Edited By Savneet K. Talwar

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Radical Therapist Network - Aims

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Radical Therapist Network works to dismantle white supremacy and systems of violence using abolitionist, healing justice and anti-colonial frameworks. RTN aims to work sustainably to offer community based learning and support spaces to unlearn and heal from colonial and white supremacist culture.

Art therapy and postmodernism : creative healing through a prism - Helene Burt

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"Callwood's statement also speaks to why the current postmodern practitioner, the art therapist or artist, it's a responsibility on a global level. you cannot just notice that genocide is taking place in Darfur, because you are part of it on some level; at the very least you need to speak out against it" (p 20)

"Feminist art psychotherapy has been about raising awareness of the oppression of women in society and the practice of forging social justice for women through a recognition of the connectedness between the personal, social, and political consciousnesses" - (Wright & Wright, 2013; p2)

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Art for women's sake: Understanding feminist art therapy as didactic practice re-orientation - Wright & Wright 2013

Anti-Racist Activism

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From the lecture on GARA and the Deptford Town Hall Occupation by Lara Paquete Pereira

Transformative Justice Playlist

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A playlist of videos answering questions related to defining social justice. Created by the Barnard Center for Research on Women.

Audre Lorde Erotic Quotes 😈📢⚖️✊

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Audre Lorde Quote Map, taken from Uses of the Erotic and Sister Outsider. Please note there is an link to the text in both written and audio format in the purple centre box.[Paper originally delivered at the Fourth Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, Mount Holyoke College, August 25, 1978. Published as a pamphlet by Out & Out Books (available from The Crossing Press). Reprinted in Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches by Audre Lorde, Crossing Press:1984]

"Art Therapists as Activists in Social Movements"

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Facilitating opportunities for visualising injustices, representing voices, fostering connections, and envisioning solutions, art therapy plays a crucial role in promoting social justice. By drawing on activist art and political psychology, art therapists are able to engage in practices that are responsive to the needs of society. Through the innovative utilisation of resistance and engagement approaches, they are able to nurture contemplation, establish connections, and cultivate communities. Relaying these concepts in art therapy allows for the implementation of various strategies, such as advocacy, lobbying, civic dialogues, and policy initiatives.

Eco justice from a psychoanalytical perspectives

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Psychotherapists in Solidarity with Gaza

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Many notable Goldsmiths lecturers past and present have signed this document in solidarity with Palestine

Dwight Turner speaks in Rendering Unconscious podcast about social justice

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Anti-fascist art psychotherapists

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"Some ideas for art therapists to integrate everyday antifascism in their work are contained in the 1930s Iron Front logo of three arrows that represent “unity, activity, discipline” (Bray, 2017, p. 24). Per unity, antifascism arises to combat discrimination based on several identity factors. Coercions against one are not viewed in isolation but symptoms of a supremacist ideology. In describing antifascist feminism, Lee (2019) identified antifascist feminism to counter sexism and misogyny along with interventions “concerned with commitment, collectivity, and effectiveness” (p. 41). Everyday antifascism broadens perspectives on discrimination against any group as curtailments of general political power. Art therapists can challenge concurrent influences—interpersonal, institutional, societal—against specific groups while also championing equitable policies for all." p171

Art therapy and Action

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Protest Images

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Photographic protest art

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From the vigil held for Sarah Everard

Photographic protest art

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From the Brianna Ghey vigil

(Nap ministry-rest is resistance) In the notion of having space/providing safe space and care

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History of Protest Art

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ART AS RESISTANCE