Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

Resistant Knowledges Gathering 2023

In celebration of the Fall 2023 release of the CRTc’s Resistant Knowledges Call for Papers, the collective  hosted our first live onsite event in London, The Resistant Knowledges Gathering. The event was held on Monday (30 – October) in London’s west end at the landmark pub, The Blue Anchor (1772). This intimate setting ideally suited the community energy of the CRTc as well as the context for the Call for Papers. The guests who attended reflect the global intentions of the collective; and was held during the 2023 Association of Information Science & Technology annual conference (ASIS&T).

 Our special guests and event presenters were the dynamic partnership of Dr. Gabriella Beckles-Raymond and Phillip Beckles-Raymond.   Gaby is an independent interdisciplinary philosopher, writer, educator, wife, mother, sister, friend, basketball coach, and Co-CEO of EQBR. Raymond is a creative, anti-disciplinary economist and transgressive educator who practices the art of transforming society through the harnessing of creative energies.

Their audience engaging interactive presentation was entitled, Carnival, Liv Good and
Bell’s Rules of Racial Standing. Please feel free to review the presentation slide deck.

More information on the presentation will be available on a blogpost in the CRTc’s The Bell Ringer Blog.

 

The CRTc would like offer our utmost appreciation to our sponsors and host:

While you are visiting our website, feel free to review the Resistant Knowledges Call for Papers and consider submitting your work for review/publication. You can follow the collective on social media: Twitter (X), Instagram as well as on LinkedIn.

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