Virtual Capacity-Building Workshop
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
7:00am – 11:00am EDT I 12:00pm – 4:00pm BST
1:00pm – 5:00pm CEST I 2:00pm – 6:00pm EEST
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About this event
As part of this year’s “Correcting the Record: Building Inclusive, Equitable and Engaged Societies One Narrative at a Time” global initiative, the Coalition will host a four-hour virtual capacity-building workshop, “Collecting and Centering Communities Voices,” on May 24, 2022. The Workshop will aim to enhance Coalition members’ skills when carrying out community-based oral history, archiving and/or documentation projects.
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The “Collecting and Centering Communities Voices” workshop builds on the “Transformative Documentation: New Approaches to Community-Driven Documentation Initiatives” workshop held in December 2020 and on the documentation work carried out by the Coalition’s GIJTR team, and will focus on centering community voices through shifting power within our organizations and adopting empowering, sensitive and non-re-traumatizing approaches to story collection and safeguarding. The Workshop will support the development of a one-of-a-kind methodology that allows Sites of Conscience around the world to recalibrate their repositories in order to amplify marginalized voices, promote more inclusive public narratives, and mitigate discrimination and exclusion.
Relevant Resources
Living Archives
An introductory toolkit for civil society organizations in the creation of human rights oral archives and organizing their documentation.
Developed by the Coalition’s Global Initiative for Justice, Truth and Reconciliation (GIJTR) department.
Transformative Documentation
This global meeting, Transformative Documentation: New Approaches to Community-Driven Documentation Initiatives, was hosted by the Asia and the Pacific Sites of Conscience Network in December 2020.
Body-Mapping Through Advocacy
In this toolkit, Shirley Gunn, Director of the Human Rights Media Center in South Africa, offers a step-by-step guide to one such technique called body mapping, in which one tells a story through a life-sized drawing of her or his body.
Empowering, Sensitive and non Re-Traumatizing Approaches to Story Collection
Access all resources and findings of the event on this padlet.
The “Collecting and Centering Communities Voices” workshop will be open to the global membership and will provide simultaneous interpretation in English, French, Arabic and Spanish. Please note that registration for this event will close on Monday, May 23rd at 7 am ET (New York).
