E-voices: Redressing Marginality

电子声音：纠正边缘性

基本信息

批准号：
AH/R003785/1
负责人：
Isabella Rega
金额：
$ 6.31万
依托单位：
Bournemouth University
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2018
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2018 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FR003785%2F1
关键词：
voices Redressing Marginality

项目摘要

e-Voices: Redressing Marginality brings together a global network of academics and practitioners to explore the theme of marginalisation and how digital media can be used to support marginalised groups to make their voices heard within and beyond the borders of their communities to promote social inclusion. This network aims to document these emblematic uses to promote discussion and exchange of ideas, and to enable adaptation and adoption by similar groups within and across countries. In particular, the network is going to explore three case studies: how favela residents in Brazil are using digital media to foster community engagement and active citizenship, how Kenyan artists are using digital tools to promote a dialogue around human rights and power structures and how development organisations working with displaced population in Syria are using digital technologies to foster peace, and reconciliation in the country. To do so, the network leverage the experience and expertise of its core partnership Bournemouth University in the UK (PI), Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) in Brazil (Co-I), TCF/SparkLab in Syria, and PAWA254 in Kenya. The network also includes a consistent number of members coming from local institutions, local organisations, activists, and academics, namely:- Brazilian activists and local organisations: Youth Forum of Rio de Janeiro, Mare Vive, Coletivo Papo Reto, Coletivo Piratininga de Comunicação/ NGOs- Rio on Watch, catalytic communities, Amnesty International- Kenyan artists and local organisations: The Nest, who worked with LGBT communities, Osborne Marcharia, who have albinism or dwarfism (Osborne Macharia), Ng'endo Mukii, who worked with migrants. - Development organisations working in Syria: Syrian Telecentres Project-Salamieh, Telecentre & Studies Centre for Handicapped Research, Community organizers networke-Voices: Redressing Marginality is structured in 5 main events over 12 months:- Event 1: kick-off meeting - December 2017, Bournemouth UK, including 20 Participants: A representative from each institution involved in the network + several academics from Bournemouth University, and 3 UK academics experts in the field.- Event 2: Digital Activism in Brazilian Favelas - March 2018, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, including 30 Participants: A representative from each institution involved in the network + representatives from local organisations, city hall government, mainstream media, and local academics from UFF and UFRJ. The event will be covered/live streamed by the Coletivo Midia Ninja.- Event 3: Digital Arts and Marginalised Identities - June 2018, Nairobi, Kenya, involving 50 Participants: A representative from each institution involved in the network + several affiliated Kenyan artists including award winning artists such as documentary animator, Ng'endo Mukii, photographer Osborne Macharia, artist Jim Chuchu, director Judy Kibenge, representative of local NGOs The Nest, GALK (Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya), NoneonRecord, and marginalised groups.- Event 4: Digital Media to Promote the Reconciliation Process- July 2018, Damascus, Syria, involving 40 Participants: given the current situation in the country, only remote, virtual participation from the core team institutions in envisaged; Nabil Eid from TCF/Sparklab will be in charge of running the event with community organisers, local and international organisations working with refugees and displaced population.- Event 5: Dissemination Event - November 2018, San Jose, Costa Rica, including 200 Participants: A representative for each institution involved in the network + representative from the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, representative from the University of Costa Rica and representatives from Latin America civic and academic society. The event will be live streamed in each of the ODA countries involved in the project: Brazil, Kenya, and Syria, where, simultaneously, a 1 day dissemination event will be organised.

电子声音：纠正边缘性汇集了一个全球学术界和从业者的网络，以探索边缘化的主题，以及如何使用数字媒体来支持边缘化的群体，以使他们的声音在社区的边界内外表达，以促进社会包容。该网络旨在记录这些象征性的用途，以促进思想的讨论和交流，并能够对国家内部和跨国家的类似群体进行适应和采用。尤其是该网络将探讨三个案例研究：巴西的贫民窟居民如何使用数字媒体来促进社区参与和积极的公民身份，肯尼亚艺术家如何使用数字工具来促进围绕人权和力量结构的对话，以及与叙利亚流离失所者的发展组织如何利用数字技术来促进该国的和平，并在该国进行和解。为此，该网络利用其核心合作伙伴关系的经验和专业知识，英国伯恩茅斯大学（PI），巴西联邦Fluminense大学（UFF）（CO-I），叙利亚的TCF/Sparklab和肯尼亚的PAWA254。 The network also includes a consistent number of members coming from local institutions, local organisations, activists, and academics, namely:- Brazilian activists and local organisations: Youth Forum of Rio de Janeiro, Mare Vive, Coletivo Papo Reto, Coletivo Piratininga de Communicação/ NGOs- Rio on Watch, catalytic communities, Amnesty International- Kenyan artists and local organisations: The与LGBT社区的Osborne Marcharia合作的Nest，他的白化病或矮人（Osborne Macharia），Ng'endo Mukii，与移民合作。 - Development organisations working in Syria: Syrian Telecentres Project-Salamieh, Telecentre & Studies Centre for Handicapped Research, Community organisers networke-Voices: Redressing Marginality is structured in 5 main events over 12 months:- Event 1: kick-off meeting - December 2017, Bournemouth UK, including 20 Participants: A representative from each institution involved in the network + several academics from Bournemouth University, and 3 UK该领域的学术专家。-事件2：巴西贫民窟的数字行动主义 - 2018年3月，巴西里约热内卢，包括30名参与者：来自网络 +的每个机构的代表，代表当地组织，市政厅政府，主流媒体和UFF和UFF和UFF和UFRJ的本地学者。 The event will be covered/live streamed by the Coletivo Midia Ninja.- Event 3: Digital Arts and Marginalised Identities - June 2018, Nairobi, Kenya, involving 50 Participants: A representing from each institution involved in the network + several affiliate Kenyan artists including award winning artists such as documentary animator, Ng'endo Mukii, photographer Osborne Macharia, artist Jim Chuchu, director Judy Kibenge, representing local NGOs The Nest, GALK (Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya), NoneonRecord, and marginalised groups.- Event 4: Digital Media to Promote the Reconciliation Process- July 2018, Damascus, Syria, involving 40 Participants: given the current situation in the country, only remote, virtual participation from the core team institutions in envisaged; Nabil Eid from TCF/Sparklab will be in charge of running the event with community organizations, local and international organisations working with refugees and displaced population.- Event 5: Dissemination Event - November 2018, San Jose, Costa Rica, including 200 Participants: A representative for each institution involved in the network + representing from the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, representing from the University of Costa Rica and representing from Latin America civic and academic society.该活动将在参与该项目的每个ODA国家 /地区进行直播：巴西，肯尼亚和叙利亚，很容易组织一次为期1天的传播活动。