Agenda

06 02 25
Mapping the Erasure

Human geographer Hashem Abushama sheds his light on the significance of understanding the multiple Palestian geographies and how it is a map without guarantees. Proposing the practice of reading and practicing countermaps that refute linear and colonial practices of time, he explores the ways in which counter-mapping can bring into focus the contingent and differentiated nature of settler colonial dispossession and fragmentation, as well as the embodied, spatial practices and processes of Palestinian return and freedom.  

Datum
Donderdag 6 feb 2025 17:00 uur
Locatie
SPUI25
13 02 25
Netherlands and Beyond
Reproductive Justice

Reproductive justice is a Black feminist concept that has been gaining traction in both activism and research around the world, but in the Netherlands the concept is not well known. Currently, we are faced with multiple forms of reproductive injustice: the criminalization of abortion, enhanced maternal and neonatal mortality rates for people of colour, and accumulating research addressing the structural nature of obstetric violence and racism. The investments in reproduction are uneven, when it comes to different groups of people across the world, especially in (post)colonial contexts. All these injustices with relation to reproduction, is what the term reproductive justice aims to address, analyse, and fight. During this evening, a rich panel of academics and midwives introduce and discuss the concept of reproductive justice, what is at stake and what is to be learned.

Datum
Donderdag 13 feb 2025 20:00 uur
Locatie
SPUI25