Archiving and (Re)imagining Caregiving as Peacebuilding in Third World Social Movements

该项目记录了社会运动中的护理实践，这些运动反对《公民身份修正法案》、印度公民全国登记、国家人口登记（以下简称CAA-NRC-NPR）和印度农民抗议等相互关联的框架。该研究考察了抗议者如何在抗议空间中教授、学习和发展正式和非正式的护理模式。方法包括对抗议参与者、记者、研究抗议和宪法法律的学术和法律专家、参与或协助抗议运动或协助抗议参与者的社会和社区活动家，以及主要来自印度各地边缘化的宗教、种族和性别群体的艺术家进行半结构化采访。参与者将从印度各地抗议地点的当地社区招募，包括2019-2021年期间发生抗议活动的地点，如新德里的Shaheen Bagh、Jama Masjid和Jantar Mantar，以及金奈、孟买、加尔各答和海德拉巴的城市社区。取决于直接招募的参与者和通过有目的和滚雪球抽样相结合的参与者。我将在上述网站进行面谈和虚拟面谈。

The project documents practices of care in the social movements against interconnected frameworks of theCitizenship Amendment Act, the National Registry of Indian Citizens, and the National Population Register(henceforth referred to as the CAA-NRC-NPR) and the Farmers' Protests in India. The research examines how protesters teach, learn, and develop formal and informal modes of care in protest spaces. Methods consist of semi-structured interviews with protest participants, journalists, academic and legal experts in the study of protests and constitutional law, social and community activists who participated or aided in the protest movements or assisted protest participants, and artists largely from marginalized religious, ethnic, and gender communities across India. Participants will be recruited from local communities in protest sites across India, including locations where protests took place in the 2019-2021 period, such as Shaheen Bagh, Jama Masjid, and Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, and urban neighborhoods in Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad. Contingent on participants recruited both directly and through a combination of purposive and snowball sampling. I will conduct interviews both in-person at the aforementioned sites and virtually.