Seminario internacional de investigación en metodologías colaborativas y participativas.
El seminario reunirá a investigadoras e investigadores de instituciones como la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Universiteit Leiden, York University, University of Exeter, entre otras, para debatir en torno a metodologías creativas, visuales, artísticas y sensoriales aplicadas al estudio de las migraciones.Poster y
La jornada se abrirá con la ponencia de Adolfo Estalella (CSIC), que sentará las bases reflexivas del seminario en torno a la ética del acompañamiento etnográfico.
El programa incluye ponencias y paneles sobre Imagen, voz y representación, Arte, co-creación y pertenencia, Posicionalidad y academia crítica y Sensorialidad y métodos multimodales
La sesión de clausura contará con la conferencia final de Andrew Shield (Leiden University) experto en sexualidades disidentes y diversidad y un espacio de debate sobre futuras colaboraciones.
PROGRAMA
29 octubre
10:00 h.
Apertura institucional
10:15 h.
Reorienting Collaborative–Creative Methodologies: Reflexive Devices in the Interplay of Ethnographic and Mobility Research
Silvia Almenara-Niebla (UAM, España), Kevin Smets (VUB, Bélgica) y Amanda Alencar (EUR, Países Bajos)
10:45 h.
Ethnographic companions and the ethics of response-ability
Adolfo Estalella (CSIC, España)
12:15 h.
PANEL 1 — Image, voice and representation.
One’s Flipping the Lens: Using Instagram for Photovoice and Videovoice With LGBTQ+ Migrants in São Paulo
Yvonne Su (York University, Canada)
Walking to See: Exploring the Spatiality of Race and Positionality Through Datawalks
Mélodine Sommier (University of Jyväskylä, Finland)
Who gets to interpret the image? Positionality, Instagram and AI-assisted analysis of migrant women’s digital narratives
Emilia Aiello (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain)
14: 30 h.
PANEL 2 – Art, co-creation and belonging.
At Home With… A Collaborative Filmmaking Project Made
With Artists From Migratory Backgrounds
Elena Marchevska (London South Bank University, UK) & Caroline Defrin (University of Graz, Austria)
Stories of Home: Artistic Workshops and the Co-creation of Belonging in Participatory Research
Francisco Fuentes (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain) & Nereida Ripero Muñiz (University of Witwatersrand, South Africa)
15: 30 h
PANEL 3 – Positionality and critical academia
Beyond Recognition: Negotiating Power and Redistribution in Collaborative Work with Migrant Artists in Madrid
Lara Alonso (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain)
Beyond Tokenism: Strategies to Co-Disseminate With Migrant Co-Researchers and Expand Their Roles in Neoliberal Academia
Irene Gutiérrez & Kevin Smets (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium)
17:00 h
PANEL 4 — Sensoriality and multi-method
Children and youth vs gentrification and turistification: A participatory arts-based project in Malasaña (Madrid) neighborhood
David Poveda, Marta Morgade (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) & Henar Rodríguez (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain)
Feeling the Field: An Exploration of a Multisensory Positionality in Migration Research
Karolina Nikielska-Sekula (Jagiellonian University, Poland)
18: 00 h
Cóctel de bienvenida
30 octubre
10: 00 h
Pluriversal Mobilities: What Happens When Ethnography Embraces Art-Based Research?
Andrea Medrado (Exeter University, UK)
Sustaining Utopia: Bonds, Care and Collaborative Arts-Based Methodologies with Youth in Mobility
Marta Morgade (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain) & Karmele Mendoza (Universidad de Extremadura)
Critical Visual Encounters: Reversing the gaze at France-UK border
Marie Godin & Giorgia Donà (Leicester University, UK)
11: 15 h
Final Keynote
Andrew Shield (Leiden University, The Netherlands)
12:15 h
Future Collaborations
Discussion on next steps
13: 30 h
Final debate and closing remarks