Events
Seminars
Community Health and Liberation: Care, Colonial Violence, and Resistance in a Time of Genocide
Aula A - 1° floor, Department of Psychology "Renzo Canestrari", P.zza Aldo Moro 90, 47521 Cesena, Italia
A dialogue on colonial violence, resistance, mental health and care with Samah Jabr, Zaynab Hinnawi and Wael Garnaoui, exploring trauma, exile and collective healing in contexts of oppression.
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Horizons of Justice: Activism and Solidarity from the Mediterranean to Palestine
Aula C, Dipartimento di Psicologia “Renzo Canestrari”, Piazza Aldo Moro 90, 47521 Cesena, Italia.
A public meeting with Cesena high school students, international experts, activists and local operators discussing mental health, resistance and cross-border solidarity and care.
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Narrating Gaza and the Politics of Care and Repair
Aula V, Via Zamboni 38, Università di Bologna
A dialogue with Palestinian journalist Wael Al Dahdouh and psychiatrist Yasser Abu Jamei on the meanings of care and testimony in times of war, loss, and collective trauma.
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“Death in Life”: (Re-)Thinking the Coloniality of Border Violence with Fanon
Aula 2, Complesso di S. Giovanni in Monte, University of Bologna, 40124 Bologna, Italy
A reading workshop with Wael Garnaoui exploring everyday border violence and the racial and colonial dynamics sustaining it.
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Colonial violence, trauma and reparations: community struggles for life, care and dignity
Aula Magna, Dipartimento di Psicologia "Renzo Canestrari", Viale Berti Pichat 5, 40127 Bologna, Italia
An in-depth seminar with international experts exploring how mental health, colonialism and decolonisation intertwine in practices of care and social justice.
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Language Acquisition in Multilingual Children
Aula Grande, San Giovanni in Monte 2, 40124 Bologna, Italy.
How do children acquire two languages? A seminar on bilingual development, language mixing, and implications for assessment, intervention, education and family support.
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Developing Decolonial Practices of Care and Solidarity: Local Experiences and Actions
Aula Prodi, Piazza S. Giovanni in Monte 2, 40124 Bologna, Italy
A round table bringing together local initiatives to share experiences and practices of care and solidarity inspired by decolonial perspectives.
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From a Theory of Oppression to a Practice of Collective Care: Decolonial Principles, Clinical Work and Mental Health
Aula Seminari 2, Piazza S. Giovanni in Monte 2, 40124 Bologna, Italy
A workshop for mental health professionals, activists and volunteers to explore decolonial approaches to care and clinical practice with Samah Jabr and Zaynab Hinnawi. Registration required.
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Decolonial Approaches in Psychology in Times of Genocide
Aula 3, Department of Psychology “Renzo Canestrari”, Via Berti Pichat 5, 40127 Bologna, Italy
A dialogue between PhD candidates and postdoctoral fellows in Psychology with Francesca Esposito and Samah Jabr, exploring the role of psychology in contexts of violence and oppression.
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Mental Health, Liberation and Decolonisation: Past, Present and Future
Biblioteca Minguzzi-Gentili, via Sant’Isaia 90, 40123 Bologna, Italia
A seminar with Samah Jabr and Wael Garnaoui on psychiatry, migration and dignity in decolonial contexts followed by a discussion with experts from the Minguzzi Institute and the University of Bologna.
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From Basaglia to Today: Rethinking Care and Reclaiming that Mental Health is Political
Sala Studio Prometeo, Viale Giambattista Ercolani 33, 40138 Bologna, Italy
A public event exploring how care practices can become tools for social and political transformation, from Franco Basaglia’s legacy to contemporary struggles for mental health and justice.
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Community Meeting: Families from Gaza Meet the Professionals of the Project
Bologna, Italy
A community gathering for families from Gaza to share experiences and perspectives of care together with the professionals of the project “Collective Healing and Decolonial Storytelling”.