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Philosopher Suzana Milevska and researcher and ecofemenist activist Myriam Bahaffou elaborate on ecofeminist art practices.
For it's eight edition the annual meet-up for a sustainable future focuses on unheard stories that depict a new way of living.
During a walk in the center of Brussels, Omar Fassi Fehri guides you through the different types of oppression experienced by minorities.
How did the position of women changed as we move out of the 'dark' middle ages and into the modern age and the Renaissance?
Writers and artists from different backgrounds discuss the ongoing suppression of land, nature and people and offer alternatives.
Scientists and artists explore the theme 'Amor' in brief, surprising, urgent and fiery interventions.
Deze workshop onderzoekt welke structurele veranderingen de werklast van zorgers kunnen verlichten.
Brainstorm ter voorbereiding op een event rond mentale gezondheid bij jongeren.
Dutch philosopher Michiel Leezenberg demonstrates the tradition of religious criticism and philosophical freethinking in classical Islam.
Hela Ouardi casts a critical eye on the origins of Islam in her online lecture and accompanying text.
Deze workshop werd geannuleerd.
Online workshop where participants will engage with the Campus Etterbeek of the VUB as though it was a zoöp*.
Researcher Eva Bernet Kempers, The Dunes of Schouwen-Duiveland & sociologist Darko Lagunas on the representation and translation of non-human actors.
Maneesha Deckha reflects on the notion of animals as legal beings.
Closed workshop with involved actors to understand the challenges for stakeholders in view of a value-based health care system.
Online talk and performance with Debra Solomon and Samah Hijawi on (re)developing urban environments for humans and more-than-humans.
