Topic: Life-Affirming Infrastructures

  • Movements life-affirming infrastructures, racial justice

    Rehearsing Freedoms

    Using art, organising and culture to encourage imagination, Rehearsing Freedoms festival cultivated the exchange of critical ideas, knowledges and practices.

    silhouette of a person with long hair holding their phone
  • Resource life-affirming infrastructures, racial justice

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  • Insight disability justice, life-affirming infrastructures, movements

    Breathing Spaces: Crisis, Denial, and Building Collective Care in the Age of Pandemics

    Breathing Spaces: Crisis, Denial, and Building Collective Care in the Age of Pandemics is a new report which centres the experiences and organising of Covid safer, disabled and clinically vulnerable…

  • Insight disability justice, life-affirming infrastructures

    No going back

    At the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 there was hope that another world was possible – Covid violently illuminated the longstanding structural inequalities and violence of our society…

    illustration by Sabba Khan of a portal with Black and brown hands reaching through to pull a brown woman in a white dress through towards some food
  • Experiment life-affirming infrastructures, trans health

    Collection 2 – Trans Liberation

    An introduction to trans community healthcare Dani Singer from the organisation SafeOnly shares a narrative, heartfelt explanation of what community trans healthcare can look like Cereus Villa In this comic…

    Disjointed body parts with flowers, leaves and herbs growing from them all in the blue and pink colours of the trans flag. Over the top are the words: Collection 2: Trans community healthcare
  • Experiment life-affirming infrastructures, trans health

    The trans capital of the North

    The trans capital of the North Story by Vic Parsons, art by Kyle Alexander The year is 2055. The last people to receive a state-funded sex change are in their…

    Dark green lino cut image of canal water with two boats and two people lightly embracing in the corner with swirls connecting the people and the boats together