May 17, 2022
May 24 & 25 Plurifeminisms Symposium Registration & Flyer: English and Spanish versions
We are so happy to share the Plurifeminisms Symposium flyer in English and Spanish versions.
This is a hybrid symposium with some people presenting from remote locations, some live presentations here at UW, musical performance.
Please tune in to the remote zoom webinar if you can’t make it in person to the wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ Intellectual House or Simpson Center. And please share widely with students and anyone else.
All events will be broadcast over zoom with simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish, and then consecutive interpretation during the scholarly cross-dialogue, Cricket, Megan and I can now say we know a lot more now about hybrid conference planning and language interpreters than we ever imagined we would. It’s a lot of plates in the air!
Free Symposium Registration: https://events.uw.edu/event/9bd125cd-276d-4ef2-8e2d-8ab15ea63c53/summary?tm=EPgLas9fIOoirabGiCMbhfdkZvVDPg32Gc6xG5pWlaU&locale=en-US
Symposium Description
This two day symposium focuses on the conjunction among Indigenous, Black, Chicanx, queer, and feminist scholars, artists, and activists who are working to create more just political frameworks across Abya Yala (the Americas). Weaving music, art, and culture together with attention to institutional and structural formations, the symposium explores issues such as indigenous sovereignty, plurinationalism, land defense, violence, sexuality, reproductive rights, and the relationship between music, art, and activism.
The two-day symposium is anchored by an opening night reception featuring a music encuentro and three public panels on the UW Seattle campus.
Spanish/English language interpretation will be available throughout the symposium.
Este simposio se centra en la conjunción entre académicos, artistas y activistas indígenas, negros, chicanx, queer y feministas que trabajan para crear marcos políticos más justos en Abiayala (las Américas). Entrelazando la música, el arte y la cultura con la atención a las formaciones institucionales y estructurales, el simposio explora temas como la soberanía indígena, el plurinacionalismo, el defensa territorial, la violencia, la sexualidad, los derechos reproductivos y la relación entre música, arte y activismo.
El simposio, de dos días de duración, se centra en una recepción de apertura con un encuentro musical y tres paneles públicos en el campus de la UW de Seattle.
Habrá interpretación en español e inglés durante todo el simposio.
