Virtual cultural engagement for better futures. Feminist e-activism in the age of pandemic

    Activity: Talk or presentationOral presentation

    Description

    This paper examines new forms of feminist e-activism that materialised as a response to the pandemic. Seeking alternatives pathways for feminist-inspired research in the age of Covid-19 pandemic and beyond, this paper discusses a model for virtual cultural engagement connected to resilience building and illustrates in what ways it can assist a group of young women from disadvantaged communities to develop coping mechanisms during the crisis. The paper also explores the ways in which heritage can be experienced, linking with alternative understandings of the past and enabling futures through e-cultural engagement (Kimball, 2017).
    Period9 Nov 202113 Nov 2021
    Event titleIUAES 2021 Congress, Yucatan, Mexico.
    Heritage, Global Interconnections in a Possible World
    Event typeConference
    LocationMerida, MexicoShow on map
    Degree of RecognitionInternational

    Keywords

    • feminist histories
    • feminist research
    • action research
    • e-activism