| When? | 25-26 March 2024 |
| Where? | University of Graz, Austria |
| Website | https://creative-bodies.uni-graz.at |
Last but not least: The book presentation of Zorica Siročić‘s book
Impressions of the penal education at #CBCM24
Speakers: Lucie Jarkovská and Martina Nosková (Masaryk University), Vrushali Deole (K J Somaiya Institute of Technology, Mumbai), Dona Smith (Queen Margaret University)
Impressions of the penal crafts and craftivism at #CBCM24
Speakers: Martin Tharp, Marta Kargól, Kate Koppy
Impressions from the penal of dance and film at #CBCM24
Speakers: Sara Petrović, Val Meneau and Gulia Settomini, Annika Boholm and Kersti Grunditz Brennan
The activism panel by Veronica Lion (Bar Ilan University) and Liv Halperin (Hebrew University/Jerusalem) is about Gendered forms of nonviolent resistance in Israel‘s pro-democracy protest movement: How women‘s movements creatively engage in intersecotional activism
The second day of the conference #CBCM24 has started with the second keynote speech by Milica Tomić (Graz University of Technology).
Topic of the speech: From the object of violence to (out)law and the self
"Who decides what...?" The movie was created by a group of students of "Journalism and PR" of FH Joanneum and shines a spotlight on alternative and non-commercial art forms in Graz.
The movie screening and panel discussion concluded the first conference day.
The interesting panel "media & film" has just come to an end:
Nicole Haring spoke about her project on intergenerational storytelling on gender.
Verena Sperk analyzed the politics of online humor based on the social media satire by "Toxische Pommes".
The media representation of chefs on Croation online lifestyle magazine journal.hr was discussed by Marija Geiger Zeman.
After a lunch break it's now time for the second panel session.
Some impressions of the first activism panel:
Ren Aldridge spoke about the "Resistance quilt project.
Karolina Kluczewska's and Laura Luciani's topic was "Framing feminism in Eurasia".
"Undone science" was presented and discussed by Lucia Mair and Awa Naghipour.
