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Migrant mothers caring for the future: creative interventions in making new citizens

关爱未来的流动母亲：创造性干预培养新公民

基本信息

批准号：
AH/K00591X/1
负责人：
Umut Erel
金额：
$ 4.14万
依托单位：
The Open University
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2013
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2013 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FK00591X%2F1
关键词：
Migrant mothers caring future creative

项目摘要

This network addresses the 'Care for the Future: Thinking Forward through the Past' programme's theme of 'Changing Families and Communities'. 'Migrant mothers caring for the future' brings together a range of international, national, methodological and multidisciplinary perspectives, including contributions from the disciplines of sociology, migration studies, cultural studies, cultural geography and the creative arts, to explore how migrant mothers realise and problematise their role in bringing up future citizens in modern Western societies, which are increasingly characterised ethnic, racial, religious, cultural and social diversity. In the UK context cultural, social and policy debates identify that the challenge for the future is to form a culturally diverse, yet socially cohesive, citizenry, through sustainable multicultural modes of conviviality (Erel 2011). The network stimulates critical thinking and knowledge exchange on the processes that shape migrant mothers' cultural and caring work in enabling their children to become future citizens. Specifically, the network considers the temporal and spatial changes informing migrant mothers' and children's citizenry by examining how institutions such as the family involved in making new citizens sustain social trust, cohesion and solidarity across differences over time and space. By drawing together a range of international and multidisciplinary perspectives the network contributes to developing a shared research agenda on the role of migrant mothers in promoting social cohesion among ethnic and cultural diverse children/young people in the face of increasing social cleavages. This is an issue that came to public prominence in the aftermath of the August 2011 riots. The network promotes shared conversations and knowledge exchange (between academic researchers, arts practitioners and policymakers) concerning migrant mothers' creative interventions in future citizenry. This is achieved through two sets of activities Activity 1 Seminar series and final conferenceThe international seminars and conference bring together leading research and cutting edge practice, consolidating a novel field of research, which is currently dispersed across different disciplines and national contexts, drawing on emerging scholars as well as international key thinkers in the field. Seminar 1: Citizenship, Migration and Mothering, focusing on theorizing migrant mothers' citizenship and its policy implications. Seminar 2: Building Resources for citizenship: mothers' cultural intervention, focusing on migrant mothers' cultural interventions into citizenship and creative research methods, including reflections on participatory theatre by workshop participants (cf. activity2).Final Conference: Migrant mothers caring for the future: creative interventions in making new citizens. The conference brings together perspectives from cultural studies, postcolonial studies, cultural geography, family studies, law, migration studies and arts practitioners, in particular a performance of the participatory theatre piece (cf. activity2). Confirmed keynote speakers: Patricia Hill Collins (University of Maryland, US), Ayalet Shachar (University of Toronto, Canada), Nira Yuval-Davis (University of East London), Hiroshi Motomura Hirokazu Yoshikawa (Harvard University, US), Ann Phoenix (Institute of Education, UK)Activity 2 - Participatory TheatreThe participatory theatre comprises 8 workshop sessions working with a group of 8 migrant mothers. In the workshops participants construct dramatic scenes on the topic of migration and mothering. Community theatre methods explore visceral, temporal, and corporeal aspects of realities and the social interactions within them. Through these creative articulations, the network co-produces theoretical and empirical knowledge with the migrant mothers, developing action-based methodologies.

该网络解决了“关爱未来：通过过去思考”计划的主题“改变家庭和社区”。“移民母亲关心未来”汇集了一系列国际，国家，方法和多学科的观点，包括社会学，移民研究，文化研究，文化地理学和创意艺术等学科的贡献，探讨移民母亲如何在现代西方社会中实现和解决他们在培养未来公民方面的作用，这些社会日益具有民族，种族，宗教，文化和社会多样性。在英国背景下，文化、社会和政策辩论确定，未来的挑战是通过可持续的多元文化娱乐模式，形成一个文化多样化，但社会凝聚力强的公民（Erel 2011）。该网络促进批判性思维和知识交流，探讨影响移民母亲文化和关怀工作的过程，使其子女成为未来的公民。具体而言，该网络考虑了时间和空间变化，通过研究家庭等机构如何在不同的时间和空间中维持社会信任、凝聚力和团结，为移民母亲和儿童公民提供信息。通过汇集一系列国际和多学科观点，该网络有助于制定一个共同的研究议程，探讨面对日益加剧的社会分裂，移民母亲在促进种族和文化不同的儿童/青年之间的社会凝聚力方面的作用。这个问题在2011年8月的骚乱之后引起了公众的关注。该网络促进（学术研究人员、艺术从业者和政策制定者之间）关于移民母亲对未来公民的创造性干预的共享对话和知识交流。这是通过两套活动来实现的活动1系列研讨会和最终会议国际研讨会和会议汇集了领先的研究和前沿的实践，巩固了一个新的研究领域，目前分散在不同学科和国家背景下，吸引了新兴学者以及该领域的国际关键思想家。研讨会1：公民身份、移徙和育儿，重点讨论移徙母亲的公民身份及其政策影响的理论化。研讨会2：建立公民资源：母亲的文化干预，重点是移民母亲对公民身份的文化干预和创造性研究方法，包括讲习班参与者对参与性戏剧的思考（参见活动2）。最后会议：照顾未来的移徙母亲：成为新公民的创造性干预。会议汇集了文化研究、后殖民研究、文化地理、家庭研究、法律、移民研究和艺术从业者的观点，特别是参与戏剧作品的表演（参见活动2）。已确定的主讲人：Patricia Hill Collins（美国马里兰大学），Ayalet Shachar（加拿大多伦多大学），Nira Yuval-Davis（东伦敦大学），Hiroshi Motomura Hirokazu Yoshikawa（美国哈佛大学），Ann Phoenix（英国教育研究所）活动2 -参与式剧场参与式剧场包括8个讲习班，与8名移民母亲一起工作。在讲习班上，参与者以移民和母亲为主题构建了戏剧性的场景。社区戏剧方法探索现实的内在、时间和物质方面以及其中的社会互动。通过这些创造性的表达，网络与移民母亲共同产生理论和经验知识，发展基于行动的方法。