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In this workshop, we depart from feminist theory to explore the academic landscape by putting the experiences of scholarly work and practices at the center. By reflecting upon the university as a place of being and becoming, this workshop aims to connect scholars in a sense of shared experiences. 

In der Begrüßungsveranstaltung vom Cornelia Goethe Centrum mit der Studiengangsleitung Sarah Speck und der Studiengangskoordination führen wir in den Studiengang ein, erklären die Studienorganisation und alle aufkommenden Fragen.

Workshop der Deutsch-Französischen Hochschule / Université franco-allemande an der Universität Frankfurt am Main

Tagung der Kommission Qualitative Bildungs- und Biographieforschung (QBBF) in der deutschen Gesellschaft für Erziehungswissenschaft (DGfE)

Artist talk between Grada Kilomba, Aaliyah Lauterkranz and Lidia Ghirmai. The talk is open to everyone interested without prior registration and free of charge.

“What stories are told? How are they told? Where are they told? And told by whom?”

In an informal lunch setting, we aim to open a space for Grada Kilomba to talk about her experiences and insights into knowledge production within and without academia and the praxis of performing knowledge.

“What is knowledge? What is acknowledged as knowledge? And whose knowledge is this?”

In this first part, titled Heroines, Birds and Monsters, Kilomba explores the concepts of post-coloniality, violence and erasure, memory and forgetting, ritual and knowledge production as well as the concepts of amnesia and repetition.

Johnson writes about breaking (popularly known as breakdancing) and the foundational aesthetic elements that fuel it as a global phenomenon.