“Women and Dissent Dressing is an exhibition created as a part of the course titles “Visual Archives of Violence”. The series of exhibits displaying recreated costumes worn by women in six movements (Black Panther Party protests, Pussyhat project, March against repression, the Green Wave, the Headscarf protests and the Handmaid’s Tale protests) offer an opportunity to extend conversations around visuality and violence to analyse acts of resistance. This is also an avenue to discuss the importance of group identities, symbolic clothing, and anonymity within protests and other acts of resistance. Join us to celebrate these brave women.”

The exhibition is taking place in Salon Davis, 13-20 December 2019.

To allow our students to prepare their exams in the best conditions, the Library will have extended opening times from Monday, 25 November, until the winter break.

• Monday-Friday: 8:00–23:00
• Saturday: 9:00-23:00
• Sunday: 9:00-19:00 (Graduate Institute community only)

From Monday to Saturday, access will be restricted to higher education students only, and a proof of your status will be required (student card from IHEID, UniGe, or another University or HES).

This weekend is (already) the last of our series of Digital Skills Workshops, with a focus on the Internet and the civil society – from a corporate/mainstream and a researcher/activist point of view.

• On Friday, join Michael Kende for a discussion on Internet Economics and Policies (14:15-15:45 in room S4)
• On Saturday and Sunday (choose one), participate in Exposing the Invisible: tactics and tools for safer investigations with Laura Ranca from the Tactical Tech NGO (09:15-16:00 in room S6)

Enjoy!