Principled & Revolutionary: Women, Art and Activism, Panel 1

Campbell, E. (Speaker)
Jamie J. Hagen (Speaker)
Claire Pierson (Speaker)

Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

Description

Women, Art, and Activism Symposium:
Change Makers Panel 1
Change Makers In recent years there has been some incredibly exciting research that has helped push forward and change policy across multiple sectors. This panel will feature artists, academics and agitators who are using existing institutional frameworks through feminist practice to gather information, share knowledge and ultimately affect positive change.

Period	3 Jun 2023
Held at	Ulster Museum
Degree of Recognition	National

Keywords

activism
LGBTQ
Abortion
peacebuilding
Museum, Art, Culture

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Date Saturday 3rd June Time: 11:00 to 17:00 Imagine a world led by women. How would it be different? Alongside Belfast Photo Festival we're presenting a day of panel discussions and events to explore the essential role of women in art, activism and change making on Saturday 3rd June. This symposium seeks to encourage intergenerational dialogue on women’s roles in affecting societal change, and will ask questions about the continued lack of visibility of women in civic and political life. This will be explored by bringing together artists, curators, policy makers, activists and academics with a mix of panel discussions, engaging conversations and workshops. See the full programme for the day through the link below; https://cms.nationalmuseumsni.org/sites/default/files/2023-05/Women%2C%20Art%2C%20Activism%20Symposium%20Full%20Outline.pdf

Principled & Revolutionary: Women, Art and Activism, Panel 1

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Prizes

Campaign of the Year Award

Research output

“Activism is not a one-lane highway”: The digital modalities of Alliance for Choice and abortion decriminalisation

Decriminalizing Abortion in Northern Ireland Volume 2 Allies and Abortion Provision

Activities

Portrait of a Lady on Fire + discussion