Lecture by Sara Ahmed on abuses of power within universities and the painstaking labor of trying to transform institutions.
Een artikel van journaliste Sara Engelen over hoe mensen met dementie een thuis vinden in de Villa van Huis Perrekes.
In her fourth vlog, Graciela researches further how the black experience in Belgium can be properly documented.
Anita L. Allen elaborates on privacy through the lenses of race and gender, followed by a Q&A with Gloria González Fuster and Sabrine Ingabire.
Geertrui Cazaux, Agnes Trzak, Anaïs Van Ertvelde and Olava Nduwanje explore the intersections between animal liberation and disability liberation.
Graciela looks further into documenting and archiving the Black womxn and feminist experience in Belgium in this week's vlog.
In this week's video blog, Graciela continues her research with talks with anthropologist Stephanie Collingwoode Williams and For All Queens.
Through video blogs, Graciela Dutrieux shares the process and results of the mapping of Black womxn and feminist networks in Brussels.
In these two texts Anita Allen, Erin Mack and Eden Osucha examine privacy through the lenses of race and gender.
In his lecture and accompanying text, Michiel Leezenberg demonstrates the tradition of philosophical freethinking in classical Islam.
During the three-day-program, researchers, activists and artists explored the meaning and potential of justice in a multi-species world.
This Lexicon is made as a tool for the Series of More-Than-Human Encounters. With each new talk, we filter out new terms to add here.
In her lecture and accompanying essay, Hela Ouardi, analyzes the founding period of Islam.
Two texts by Maneesha Deckha on the notion of animals as legal beings.
Online talk and performance with Debra Solomon and Samah Hijawi on (re)developing urban environments for humans and more-than-humans.
Lecture by sociologist Julia O'Connell Davidson on modern forms of trafficking and slavery and interview with Gie Goris (MO*).
Journalist Ewald Pironet talks to the American economist Joseph E. Stiglitz.
Thomas Piketty in conversation with Béatrice Delvaux (Le Soir) and Jeroen Zuallaert (Knack).
BRUZZ-reportage over 'The racial origins of fatphobia', een samenwerking van VUB Crosstalks met Black History Month Belgium en VUB RHEA.
Lecture by Sara Ahmed on abuses of power within universities and the painstaking labor of trying to transform institutions.
Fatima Mernissi Leerstoel debat over de dekolonisering van de academische wereld met Nadia Fadil, Sarah Bracke, Sophie Withaeckx en Bambi Ceuppens.
Caroline Pauwels (VUB) on the stimulation of wonderment in the book ‘Go with the Flow and Stay with the Trouble’, edited by Marleen Wynants.
Article by Marleen Wynants in AI & Society (Springer-Verlag) on the power of swamplab residencies.
Part 2 of the Crosstalks x The Word x Privacy Salon radio broadcast at the CPDP-conference.
Part 1 of the Crosstalks x The Word x Privacy Salon radio broadcast at the CPDP-conference.
"We, citizens and the social field, can make culture together."
"We can only start being a progressive society when we start thinking about inclusivity, about openness."
"I don't think humans are evil by nature, but imperfection rules."
"The notion of 'being human' will change."
"Our basic needs still have so many concerns today."
"You must have an idea of where you're going."
"Vulnerable people and people who are excluded of care should have better access to health care."
"Boxing isn't only about hitting one another."
"If Brussels goes well, there is hope for the world."
"Our technologies should be an extension of our social skills."
"I really don't like the word progress."
"The way people interact with each other is utterly primitive."
"We need responsible design to contribute to a better world."
Go with the Flow and... fosters voices and networks that enable encounters surpassing established disciplines and domains.
The reports are derived from workshops and seminars organised in the context of the project 'Shake the Disease'.
The reports are derived from workshops and seminars organised in the context of the project 'Equal access to health and medical care'.
Un portrait de l'Afrique coloniale ainsi qu'une chronique intime d'un jeune père de famille.
Reflections on age, aging and ageism.
Border-crossing perspectives on water technologies, future and current challenges, and governance.
Een momentopname van een alsmaar groeiende beweging van onderzoekers, ondernemers en denkers die vorm willen geven aan een duurzamere wereld.
100 tangible local and global initiatives for social and ecological change.
Through a series of workshops, Crosstalks explored the future role, price setting, access to and added value of medicines.
A particular collection of articles baised on the discussions, insights and perspectives raised during the Brave New Interfaces workshop.
Crosstalks explores the probing issue of “Free and Open Source Software” from an interdisciplinary and wide-angled perspective.