As I begin to make an effort towards synthesizing the data I've gathered through the Invisibility Lab over the last few months, I find this article by Sandy Speicher particularly relevant and potentially helpful... Knowledge doesn’t exist in the world, and you don’t acquire it: Knowledge exists in our own minds, through our own active … Continue reading Constructivism & Disequilibrium

Hehe... Here are the rules... Don't be invisible. http://nymag.com/arts/art/rules/

"During the last 2 years the situation in my country, as in many other countries in conflict, has become more and more patriarchal. The position of women, especially in war areas, is so difficult. Ideas that the place of women is just in the kitchen, to take care of their men and give birth, are … Continue reading Flowers of Democracy: Women in the Ukraine and other places of conflict…

Finally! A description of "Positionality" I can understand. From Zetta Elliott's blog: I woke at 4am this morning knowing I had to be up soon to catch my 7am train to Baltimore. This cold seemed to be over—I made it through yesterday without sneezing once—but today I woke with an impossible headache and by the … Continue reading Intersectionalty & Positionality