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SUMMARY:"Queer Roma: Perspectives on Families" and Film Screening –  “H
 ousekeeping for Beginners” 
DESCRIPTION:Colloquium goes cinema\\r\\nThe award-winning family drama “H
 ousekeeping for Beginners” by Goran Stolevski portrays a queer household
  that struggles to stay together. Set in North Macedonia\, the feature fil
 m provides an alternative to normative representation of Roma subjectivity
 \, kinship\, care\, belonging and intimacy. It invites viewers to think ab
 out relationality of Roma and non-Roma and the potentiality of their encou
 nters and co-existence in unexpected ways. In her introduction before and 
 the Q & A after the screening\, guest speaker Jelena Savić will unpack so
 me of the layers of the representation offered\, and see if the universali
 ty the film pleads for\, escapes liberal tropes on Critical Romany terms\,
  humanizing the representation of Roma in Europe’s semi-periphery.\\r\\n
 Jelena Savić\, a Belgrade-born artivist of Roma origin is currently a Ph.
 D. candidate in digital humanities at Uppsala University's Center for Gend
 er Research in Sweden focusing on digital inequalities and Roma women in E
 urope. She holds an MA in philosophy from Central European University\, Bu
 dapest and a BA in Adult Education from the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgr
 ade. Her academic work\, but also poetry\, performance\, digital illustrat
 ions\, and comic books are influenced by media and critical digital studie
 s\, feminist and critical theory\, coloniality/modernity\, world system th
 eory\, Afropessimism\, whiteness\, and critical race theory. It is focused
  on challenging non-Roma supremacy in Europe and canonical representations
  of Roma subjectivity.  \\r\\nThe evening is organized in collaboration w
 ith the filmfestival frauenstark! by IAMANEH and is part of the 16-days ca
 mpaign against Gender-Based Violence.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Colloquium goes cinema</p>\n<p>The award-winning family drama
  “Housekeeping for Beginners” by Goran Stolevski portrays a queer hous
 ehold that struggles to stay together. Set in North Macedonia\, the featur
 e film provides an alternative to normative representation of Roma subject
 ivity\, kinship\, care\, belonging and intimacy. It invites viewers to thi
 nk about relationality of Roma and non-Roma and the potentiality of their 
 encounters and co-existence in unexpected ways. In her introduction before
  and the Q &amp\; A after the screening\, guest speaker Jelena Savić will
  unpack some of the layers of the representation offered\, and see if the 
 universality the film pleads for\, escapes liberal tropes on Critical Roma
 ny terms\, humanizing the representation of Roma in Europe’s semi-periph
 ery.</p>\n<p>Jelena Savić\, a Belgrade-born artivist of Roma origin is cu
 rrently a Ph.D. candidate in digital humanities at Uppsala University's Ce
 nter for Gender Research in Sweden focusing on digital inequalities and Ro
 ma women in Europe. She holds an MA in philosophy from Central European Un
 iversity\, Budapest and a BA in Adult Education from the Faculty of Philos
 ophy in Belgrade. Her academic work\, but also poetry\, performance\, digi
 tal illustrations\, and comic books are influenced by media and critical d
 igital studies\, feminist and critical theory\, coloniality/modernity\, wo
 rld system theory\, Afropessimism\, whiteness\, and critical race theory. 
 It is focused on challenging non-Roma supremacy in Europe and canonical re
 presentations of Roma subjectivity.<br /> &nbsp\;</p>\n<p>The evening is o
 rganized in collaboration with the filmfestival frauenstark! by IAMANEH an
 d is part of the 16-days campaign against Gender-Based Violence.</p>
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20241127T203100
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