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This site was created as part of Not Found On — a collaborative and co-learning research focused on how feminist queer bodies share knowledge online. The project touches on recording communities, online privacy, internet structures, open source tools, do-it-yourself (DIY) culture and feminist co-writing. The intention is to spark interest and galvanise participation. | This site was created as part of Not Found On — a collaborative and co-learning research focused on how feminist queer bodies share knowledge online. The project touches on recording communities, online privacy, internet structures, open source tools, do-it-yourself (DIY) culture and feminist co-writing. The intention is to spark interest and galvanise participation. | ||
| − | So far the project has been developed through a series of workshops held during 2019 in Brussels, Liverpool and Rotterdam, both via open call and through invitations. The content of | + | So far the project has been developed through a series of workshops held during 2019 in Brussels, Liverpool and Rotterdam, both via open call and through invitations. The content of the publication is a snapshot of where we are at with these discussions and their supporting research. The Not Found On project consists of three components: in-real-life (IRL) meetings, the publication and this site. |
This project is created with, by and for feminist queer bodies. | This project is created with, by and for feminist queer bodies. | ||
Revision as of 20:13, 2 January 2020
‘We are here to give birth to identities over and over again. Codes are binary, people are not.’
— HOT BODIES-CHOIR Brussels, Not Found On co-writing (2019)
This site was created as part of Not Found On — a collaborative and co-learning research focused on how feminist queer bodies share knowledge online. The project touches on recording communities, online privacy, internet structures, open source tools, do-it-yourself (DIY) culture and feminist co-writing. The intention is to spark interest and galvanise participation.
So far the project has been developed through a series of workshops held during 2019 in Brussels, Liverpool and Rotterdam, both via open call and through invitations. The content of the publication is a snapshot of where we are at with these discussions and their supporting research. The Not Found On project consists of three components: in-real-life (IRL) meetings, the publication and this site.
This project is created with, by and for feminist queer bodies.
Take a look at what has already started. If you want to get involved in developing this space email us at hello@notfoundon.org
Welcome.
- aay, project initiator, 2019
