GCRF GlobalGRACE (Global Gender and Cultures of Equality)

GCRF GlobalGRACE（全球性别与平等文化）

• 批准号: AH/P014232/1
• 负责人: Mark Johnson
• 金额: $ 418.94万
• 依托单位: Goldsmiths University of London
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2017
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2017 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FP014232%2F1
• 关键词: GCRF; GlobalGRACE; Global; Gender; Cultures

In recent years there have been significant advances made internationally to raise awareness about gender inequalities. International organisations including the United Nations have also sought to ensure that the creation of more equitable futures for women and men are at the heart of global change and sustainable development. Despite those advances, gender inequalities persist in myriad forms and negatively affect the health and wellbeing of people the world over in a variety of ways, from constraining access to opportunities and resources to fostering gender based violence. We recognise the importance of both international bodies and national states and governments in agenda setting, enacting progressive legislation and adopting gender positive policies, as well as the work of those political activists who are at the forefront of pressing for these changes. However, this project is focused on the way that cultures of equality are being built and created from the ground up. We do so by investigating the creative ways that people and organisations in developing countries respond to and seek to address existing inequalities and enhance the wellbeing of people marginalised as a result of those. Our aim is disclose the ways that those everyday responses not only address harms, but also become opportunities for broader societal impact through creating new and alternative cultures of equality. How and in what ways does the proposed research use art, curation, literature and performance to address these challenges? Our answer, following the novelist Jeanette Winterson, is that, 'Everything starts as a story we tell ourselves about ourselves'. By that Winterson means that so long as we remain capable of telling different stories about our own and other lives, there is the possibility of creating more equitable and sustainable futures for all of us. That is our understanding of what cultures of equality are about: working with and alongside people both to disclose the situations of inequality and the bodily and mental impacts of that on them and the people they care for, and to begin to tell different stories about what their lives ought and could be. As scholars working across the humanities and social sciences we think there are considerable advantages to using different arts based practice including creative writing, dance, exhibitions, music, theatre, performance or social media in this process. These different multisensory methods enable people to share things about their lives that may be too sensitive and threatening to talk about directly. They also create opportunities not just to tell different stories but also to tell them in new and different sorts of ways. Our project draws together and creates new partnerships between people and organisations from across the world in and beyond the academy. In so doing we will share expertise and learn from each other about how we can best use these arts based research practices, both to enable us to better hear and understand the stories people tell, and to find better ways of using those stories to create the conditions that underpin and will enhance the economic development and welfare of all people.

近年来，国际社会在提高对性别不平等的认识方面取得了重大进展。包括联合国在内的国际组织也努力确保为男女创造更公平的未来是全球变化和可持续发展的核心。尽管取得了这些进展，性别不平等仍然以各种形式存在，并以各种方式对世界各地人民的健康和福祉产生不利影响，从限制获得机会和资源到助长基于性别的暴力。我们认识到国际机构、国家和政府在制定议程、颁布进步立法和采取性别平等积极政策方面的重要性，以及那些站在推动这些变革最前沿的政治活动家的工作。然而，该项目的重点是如何从头开始建设和创造平等文化。我们通过调查发展中国家的人民和组织应对和寻求解决现有不平等问题的创造性方式来实现这一目标，并提高因这些问题而被边缘化的人们的福祉。我们的目标是揭示这些日常反应不仅解决伤害的方式，而且通过创造新的和替代的平等文化，成为更广泛的社会影响的机会。拟议的研究如何以及以何种方式使用艺术，策展，文学和表演来应对这些挑战？我们的答案，跟随小说家珍妮特·温特森，是，“一切都开始于我们告诉自己关于自己的故事”。温特森的意思是，只要我们仍然能够讲述关于我们自己和其他人生活的不同故事，就有可能为我们所有人创造更公平和可持续的未来。这就是我们对平等文化的理解：与人们一起工作，揭露不平等的情况以及这种情况对他们及其所关心的人的身体和精神影响，并开始讲述不同的故事，讲述他们的生活应该是什么样的，可以是什么样的。作为跨人文和社会科学工作的学者，我们认为在这个过程中使用不同的艺术实践，包括创意写作，舞蹈，展览，音乐，戏剧，表演或社交媒体，有相当大的优势。这些不同的多感官方法使人们能够分享他们生活中的事情，这些事情可能过于敏感和威胁，无法直接谈论。它们也创造了机会，不仅可以讲述不同的故事，而且可以以新的、不同的方式讲述故事。我们的项目汇集在一起，并在学院内外的世界各地的人和组织之间建立新的伙伴关系。在这样做的时候，我们将分享专业知识，并相互学习如何最好地利用这些基于艺术的研究实践，使我们能够更好地听到和理解人们讲述的故事，并找到更好的方法来利用这些故事来创造支持和加强经济发展的条件和所有人的福利。

项目成果

Creative Activism, Creating Pleasure: The Power of Emotion in Participatory Research

创造性行动主义，创造快乐：参与式研究中情感的力量

• 发表时间: 2020
• 期刊: Studies on Home and Community Science
• 作者: Choudhury T

Transformation through Participatory Cinema: Working Creatively with Indigenous Youth through the Migrant Museum (Mumi) in Chiapas

通过参与式电影实现转型：通过恰帕斯州移民博物馆 (Mumi) 与土著青年进行创造性合作

• DOI: 10.31901/24566780.2020/14.1-2.346
• 发表时间: 2020
• 期刊: STUDIES ON HOME AND COMMUNITY SCIENCE
• 作者: Arámburo P

Investigating Cultures of Equality

调查平等文化

• 发表时间: 2022
• 作者: Cleriga, D

Masculinity in Transition or Patriarchy Reasserted? A Study of Construction Workers in Sylhet, Bangladesh

转型中的男性气质还是父权制的重申？

• DOI: 10.1080/09737189.2017.1420406
• 发表时间: 2018
• 期刊: Studies on Home and Community Science
• 作者: Choudhury T

APRESENTAÇÃO: MASCULINIDADES EM DEBATE

APRESENTAÍÃO：男性化的争论

• 发表时间: 2021
• 期刊: ex æquo
• 作者: Alonso Fernández De Avilés B