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From hospitality to co-creation: how to strengthen the agency of people with migration experience in cultural institutions?
Unlimited culture | WEBINAR
Participation is free of charge. Online registration on the website is required.
Link to the meeting
A link to the meeting will be sent one day before the event to the email address provided in the registration form.
Accessibility
The meeting will be interpreted into Polish Sign Language (PJM) and English.
We provide automatic live subtitles.
We provide automatic live subtitles.
The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, together with the Bogna Olszewska Unlimited Foundation, cordially invite you to the first in a series of webinars summarizing the projects completed as part of the 4th edition of the Bogna Olszewska Scholarship.
ABOUT THE WEBINAR
How can cultural institutions operate in the spirit of the principle “nothing about us without us,” engaging people with experience of migration and refugee status in a way that empowers them?
We will seek answers to this question during a conversation between Paulina Piórkowska and Magdalena Sadura, Dominika Szpinda, and Sitora Yusupova.
The meeting is a continuation of the project “New Residents of Warsaw: Equal Access to Cultural Institutions,” carried out as part of a scholarship by Paulina Piórkowska. The project analyzed barriers to access to culture and good practices developed in cooperation with experts, organizations, and self-advocates.
During the webinar, we will discuss, among other things:
how cultural institutions can respond to the real needs of people with migration experience, what role self-advocates play and why it is crucial to include their perspective, what practical tools support the creation of equal and open spaces,
how to strengthen migrants' sense of belonging to the local community.
WHO IS IT FOR?
how to strengthen migrants' sense of belonging to the local community.
WHO IS IT FOR?
The webinar is aimed at people working in cultural and arts institutions, educators, animators, people working in non-governmental organizations, as well as anyone looking for tools to
Speakers
Paulina Piórkowska (moderator) – winner of the 4th edition of the Bogna Olszewska Scholarship. Member of the board of the Conflict Kitchen Foundation. She specializes in work at the intersection of art, activism, and humanitarian aid, with an emphasis on empowering people with experience of migration and refugeehood.
Magdalena Sadura – manager, cultural expert, and trainer. She works at the intersection of migration and culture, supporting institutions in developing inclusive practices and opening up to diverse audiences. She is involved in creating a model of cooperation between cultural institutions and people with migration experience.
Dominika Szpinda – producer and curator associated with the independent cultural scene. She has collaborated with ArtHouse Jersey, WATCH DOCS, and the Idealistic Festival, among others. She co-organizes Palestine Solidarity Days and co-creates the program for the Lado w Mieście festival and Plac Zabaw nad Wisłą in Warsaw.
Sitora Yusupova – journalist, educator, and intercultural assistant at a school. She hosts her own podcast, Nowy tryb życia (New Way of Life), in which she talks about the experiences of refugees in Poland. Her mission is to support integration and create a friendly and open environment.
The Bogna Olszewska Scholarship
The scholarship is a joint initiative of the Nieograniczona Foundation and the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, commemorating Bogna Olszewska, a Museum employee who died prematurely. Continuing her mission of social engagement, the scholarship supports young people interested in contemporary art and working to help those at risk of exclusion. Its aim is to improve the skills of cultural workers in the field of accessibility and to build a support network.
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