Intersectional Environmentalism (Betasamosake Simpson Chapter 3 p46) The attempted dispossession of KWE
Intersectional Environmentalism
(Betasamosake Simpson Chapter 3 p46)
The attempted dispossession of KWE
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General discussion of Case Studies
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Mapping the Conversation
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Identifying key themes…. What social locations?.... how did they intersect?.... what was the role of eg Power, Whiteness, Cultural Normativity, Institutions, Policies, Space…. Etc?
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The role of the worker/ individual….. Killjoy…. Brick walls…. Passing the Buck…. Oppression…. Positionality
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Commonalities and Differences… Challenges, complexities, celebrations
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Organising strategies… How do we address oppressions related to race, migrancy status, gender, disability, sexuality?
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How does theory help us?
Plan- How will the group represent the conversation in a visual way?
NB:
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The project should be carried out in a collaborative manner. All participants should have opportunities to contribute, all voices should be heard
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Discussion should identify key themes in case studies related to social locations and addressing oppressions; linking practice and personal experience to theory
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The group should give an appropriate visual form to this discussion, attempting to synthesise main points of the discussion
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The group should present the work to the lecturer, explaining the process and the outcome of their work together
Please must watch this youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyqYN90PPjE&t=97s