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Multilingual arts, creative resistance and mental well-being brief
An overview of MIDEQ's work on multilingual arts, creative resistance, mental well-being.
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Unspoken dreams: Using art as a language to tell stories of migration
NISER organised a three-day painting workshop in collaboration with the Women, Children, and Community Development Centre (WCCDC) in Rajbiraj, with the wives of migrants whose husbands work in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and Malaysia. This case study explores their findings.
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Mazwi e Nzendo: Sezvazviri (literal)
Mazwi e Nzendo are ‘expressions to do with travel’. In this triptych of blogs, I use the idioms of my mother tongue to open up a rich and revealing seam of language for our collective thinking and re-thinking of migration. Part 1 begins with literal idioms.
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Lungulugu, Kpordomi
This dance piece by Noyam African Dance Institute is an interpretation of South-South Migration Inequality and Development.
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