by Society for Dance Research
Welcome to the brand new Inclusion & Intersectionality Podcast by The Society for Dance Research. In November 2021, the Society for Dance Research hosted the Inclusion & Intersectionality symposium in collaboration with the Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE) at Coventry University and Candoco Dance Company. These conversations emerged out of the symposium.
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December 10, 2022
<p>This podcast episode revisits and reflects on the event itself and brings together postgraduate dance researchers together to discuss the day. The guests journey through the presentations and discussions, thinking about the main themes that emerged, as presented in the report written after the event, which is available on the Society for Dance Research website. Considering these themes from both presenter and attendee perspectives, this podcast explores the wider impact of the symposium, for individuals and the dance research landscape.</p>
November 30, 2022
<p>This podcast revisits and expands on pertinent highlights from the panel discussion and intervention titled ‘Centring and Intersectionality: Black Perspectives in Dance Research’ which was presented at the Centre for Dance Research two-day symposium in November 2021, focusing on inclusion and Intersectionality.</p> <p>The discussion is facilitated by Dr Mercy Nabirye, Consultant and Creative Producer for African Diaspora Arts and founding Director of Kauma Arts and it brings together Dr Funmi Adewole Elliott, Senior lecturer at DeMontfort University UK, Academic Researcher, Storyteller and dramaturge; and Duane Cyrus, recently appointed Director of the School of Dance at the University of Arizona at Tucson, USA, artist, curator, and founder of Theatre of Movement.</p> <p>In conversation, they discuss and compare the ongoing struggle for inclusion from their different perspectives, intersectionality, and practice but centring on the idea of creating spaces where a range of black voices can be heard. They explore some of the complexities of understanding Blackness in various broader contexts that impact on African diasporic dance practice and research both locally and globally.</p>
November 21, 2022
<p>In this podcast, two practitioner-researchers, Kiri Avelar and Thea Stanton discuss their research in relation to issues of Inclusion and Intersectionality and, with particular reference to the writing of the Chicana cultural feminist Gloria Anzaldua. They reflect on the impact of this work (and wider Borderlands theory) on their work and the development of their own researcher identity and positionality.</p> <p>Speakers: Kiri Avelar and Thea Stanton<br> Chair: Vicky Hunter</p> <p>Episodes edited by Rosa Cisneros from C-DaRE</p> <p>Music composed by Jack Drewry and Aisha Ali</p>
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Welcome to the brand new Inclusion & Intersectionality Podcast by The Society for Dance Research.
In November 2021, the Society for Dance Research hosted the Inclusion & Intersectionality symposium in collaboration with the Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE) at Coventry University and Candoco Dance Company.
These conversations emerged out of the symposium.
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