Accessing Ourselves: Crip Poetics And Writing Our Desires (NEC/SAT-5)
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Come hold space for and celebrate a multiplicity of experiences, languages and cultures, while pushing against white supremacy and ableism.
About this event
Event Type: Panel
Event Code: NEC/SAT-5
Venue: Native Education College
Cost: Free or PWYC (recommended: $12.50)
Join disabled, Deaf, mad, crip, ill, tired, traumatized artists who write ourselves into being. Witness our origin stories, our fire, the shit we can’t say on the city bus or at the doctor’s office that we long to say to ourselves or each other. Bringing together Deaf and disabled artists of Indigenous and settler backgrounds, Amanda Leduc, Alessandra Naccarato, and cast members Kat Norris, Caroline Hébert, and Sandra Pronteau from the production Unsettled, we’ll hold space for and celebrate a multiplicity of experiences, languages and cultures, while pushing against white supremacy and the systems that uphold it. As we exist in the in-between and write flourishing futures, let’s move toward a Deaf and disability justice-centred criplit, together. Moderated by Aimee Louw.
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SCENT AT GROWING ROOM: Growing Room asks that all artists and attendees refrain from wearing scented products at all of our events such as perfumes, colognes, and body sprays. We do not enforce this policy, nor do our venues have permanent scent-free policies in place. Of note, both Emily Carr University and The Beaumont Studios house artist working spaces which may contain scents.
ASL-ENG Interpretation will be provided at this event.
Accessibility information, as well as Growing Room's Accessibility & Inclusion Statement, can be found here on the Growing Room website.
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