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@terezahendl.bsky.socialOur call to action with the RUTA Association for Central, South-Eastern, and Eastern European, Baltic, Caucasus, Central and Northern Asian Studies in Global Conversation
Tereza Hendl
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Philosopher / global (health) justice, critical perspectives on East-West hierarchies of knowledge / decolonial, antifascist and CEE feminisms and art / she/they/Dr RUTA Association (Board Member), CEE Feminist Research Network, IRG-GHJ
@terezahendl.bsky.social@terezahendl.bsky.socialThe genocidal violence directed against the Ukrainian people is inseparable from a campaign of epistemicide: the systematic destruction, silencing, and devaluation of a people’s knowledge systems and ways of knowing. With RUTA, we call on academia to respond decisively to Russia’s continued attacks
@terezahendl.bsky.socialJoin us for this launch! Glad to have been part of the forum and our ongoing dialogues on decoloniality in Central Asia and Eastern Europe. We’re fortunate to have Madina Tlostanova and Yuliya Yurchuk reading our work. And the discussion will be even better thanks to Assel Tutumlu, who will moderate
@terezahendl.bsky.socialReposted by @terezahendl.bsky.social@martazb.bsky.social thanks to you and the broader team for this work. I am still distributing my copies 🔥
@terezahendl.bsky.social@martazb.bsky.social thanks to you and the broader team for this work. I am still distributing my copies 🔥
@terezahendl.bsky.socialThis bibliography of Central and Eastern European and diasporic feminisms, created by researchers in the UK diaspora, is still being passed around. It “only” covers a few recent years, and so much new CEE scholarship on gender, power, and justice has already come out since. We need a whole archive!
@terezahendl.bsky.socialI highly recommend scrolling through the Archive of Public Protest. It’s an incredible documentation initiative that will certainly play a vital role in research, art curation and archival work. The photographs are accessible to researchers, artists and activists
@terezahendl.bsky.socialThe APP page is a treasure trove of photo evidence of the last 10 years of protest in Poland: from free Ukraine, Belarus, and Palestine solidarities, across migrant and asylum rights, abortion rights, and queer liberation to environmental protection movements
@terezahendl.bsky.socialAs you could tell by the focus, the event did justice to the multigenerational resistance against the USSR and Soviet imperialist violence against Poland and Ukraine
@terezahendl.bsky.socialJust attended an interesting and much-needed event problematising the persistent invisibility of East European women—mainly Polish and Ukrainian—in the (armed) resistance, including against Nazi Germany. We also discussed the incredible contemporary and freely accessible‼️Archive of Public Protest
@terezahendl.bsky.socialReposted by @terezahendl.bsky.socialGlad to have been part of the forum and our ongoing transregional dialogues on decoloniality in Central Asia and Eastern Europe. We’re fortunate to have Madina Tlostanova and Yuliya Yurchuk reading our work—looking forward to hearing their thoughts!
The full forum is here
brill.com/view/journal...
@terezahendl.bsky.socialReposted by @terezahendl.bsky.socialRegistration for the next RUTA webinar on Oct 28, dedicated to the launch of the special forum "Looking Back, Moving Forward: Interdisciplinary Decolonial Dialogues on Central Asia and Eastern Europe", edited by Nodira Kholmatova, Olga Burlyuk and Gulnaz Sibgatullina
@terezahendl.bsky.socialOn the looting of hospitals in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories
“Clinics and hospitals in affected areas lack staff, power and medicines, with supplies redirected to the Russian military … ambulances had stopped coming to people’s homes”
@terezahendl.bsky.socialEyal Weizman. Ungrounding. The Architecture of Genocide. In conversation with Sami Khatib
@terezahendl.bsky.socialRegistration for the next RUTA webinar on Oct 28, dedicated to the launch of the special forum "Looking Back, Moving Forward: Interdisciplinary Decolonial Dialogues on Central Asia and Eastern Europe", edited by Nodira Kholmatova, Olga Burlyuk and Gulnaz Sibgatullina
@terezahendl.bsky.socialGlad to have been part of the forum and our ongoing transregional dialogues on decoloniality in Central Asia and Eastern Europe. We’re fortunate to have Madina Tlostanova and Yuliya Yurchuk reading our work—looking forward to hearing their thoughts!
The full forum is here
brill.com/view/journal...
@terezahendl.bsky.socialThank you! It’s been a long and insightful journey. I certainty learned a lot by editing a book with authors writing from across six continents ☺️
@terezahendl.bsky.socialJoin us for our next RUTA webinar: the discussion will bring together the collective of authors and editors of a crucial transregional forum of much-needed decolonial dialogues, with Madina Tlostanova and Yuliya Yurchuk as discussants and Assel Tutumlu moderating. This is a not-to-be-missed event
@terezahendl.bsky.socialJust finished the last round of proofs—this book will be published open access this autumn. Can’t wait to see it in print!