*This blog was originally posted by Cambodian Living Arts on 30 June 2020 and the original article can be found here* Written by Danielle KHLEANG with contributions from YON Sokhorn. When art is created, it expresses the time of the choreographer or artists but there is always a link to...
Somos colectivo de antropólogos/grabadores en campo que se dedica a explorar los RASTROS SONOROS de las violencias y los despojos, de la supervivencia y la esperanza. Nos hemos concentrado, en los últimos años, en los espacios de la desaparición y en construir otra manera de “relatar” las formas corporales y...
Faith Mkwananzi is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the Higher Education and Human Development Research Group at the University of the Free State, South Africa. In 2019 Faith was awarded Changing the Story Mobility Funding to attend the HDCA conference at the University College London, to present at the University...
Author: Ian Baxter Director of Scottish Confucius Institute for Business & Communication, Heriot-Watt University & Professor of Historic Environment Management, University of Suffolk; Vice-Chair of the Built Environment Forum Scotland; Trustee of ...
By Nub Raj Bhandari (Janaki Women Awareness Society) Co-I, Examining the Interpretations of Civic National Values Made by Young People in Kenya and Nepal Project Summary Two decades of internal conflict and instability in Nepal has brought a drastic reformation in the state structure from central government to federal state...
Written by Dr. Mirla Pérez, Co-Investigator on the Phase Two Changing the Story project Pensamiento y libertad. *An English translation of the blog is available below* Congreso Internacional sobre Derechos Humanos, Democracia, Cultura de Paz y no Violencia (DEMOSPAZ) El pasado 29, 30 y 31 de mayo, el Instituto DEMOSPAZ...
As part of our new safeguarding project Changing the Story will be hosting a series of webinars aimed at researchers and practitioners. The first in the series is titled ‘What is safeguarding for Early Career Researchers?.’ Get the lowdown by reading on and join us on 12th December 2019! *Please...
This post is a rework of the MAP newsletter (May 2019). MAP is a practice-as-research project supported by the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) as part of a larger project entitled Changing the Story: Building Inclusive Societies with and for Young People in 5...
Changing the Story held a project workshop in Cambodia on 15th-17th March 2019, Learning from the past with and for young people: Intergenerational dialogue, education, and memory after genocide. Our phase 2 projects launched at this meeting and here, Wee Chan Au, co-investigator of the phase 2 project ‘Youth-led Social...