Podcast: Better Practices for Safe(r) Spaces

How to develop better ways of working in the performing arts sector today – and in the future? As part of How to Live and Work Now?, we are inviting six artists, collectives and researchers to set up self-organized collective working groups.

In one of those working groups, writer and activist Olave Nduwanje is initiating a research trajectory on safe spaces.

Flanders Arts Institute offers this podcast series as part of our project A Fair New World?! in which we look for ways to shape the new reality in a fair and inclusive way. We connect it to our work around fair practices, sustainability, digitalization and inclusive work.

#1: On dealing with transgressive behaviour

In this first episode Olave talks to Sirah Foighel Brutmann and Jacopo Buccini of Engagement.

#2: On safe spaces for young queer people of color

In the second episode Olave talks with Jenebah Kamara of Jabari.

#3: On being accepted for who you are

In the third episode, Olave talks to Aïda Yancy, activist and thinker who developed a toolbox for organisations supporting people who experienced sexual and gender-based violence.

#4: On safe spaces for queers and feminists

A converstation with Claire Gilder and Marnie Slater of the lesbian and trans bar Mothers & Daughters.

#1: On dealing with transgressive behaviour

#2: On safe spaces for young queer people of color

#3: On being accepted for who you are

#4: On safe spaces for queers and feminists

A Fair New World?!

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