Conference Programme

*Please click on the speakers’ and panellists’ names to see their abstracts. Alternatively, you can find them in our ‘conference programme’ document at the end of this page.

Venue: Bonington Building, Bonington Gallery

09:00            Registration

10:00             Welcoming Remarks

Location: Bonington Lecture Theatre

10:15              Keynote Speaker

Location: Room 143

Speaker: Filmmaker Mania Akbari 

Chair: Patricia Francis (Nottingham Trent University) 

11:45              Panel 1A: Voice in Artistic Practices

Location: Room 143

Chair: Brodhie Molloy (University of Leicester)

Javed Sultan
(De Montfort University)  
Women Resistance: Reading Photographs of Shaheen Bagh in the Political Participation
Melanie Welaratne
(Nottingham Trent University)
‘Tell us about your lived experience’
Tamsin Greaves
(Nottingham Trent University)
Art Cares?
Sharon Monteith
(Nottingham Trent University) 
Their Voices, Their Words

11:45              Panel 1B: Voice as Acts of Resistance

Location: Bonington Lecture Theatre

Chair: Amir Kaur Aujla-Jones

Laura Woolley-Núñez 
(University of Warwick)
Sites of Resistance in the Translation of María Teresa León’s Anti-Fascist Memoir
Abíọ́dún Abdul
(Nottingham Trent University)
Undoing the Silence: Life-Writing on Race
Patrick Williams
(Nottingham Trent University)
Talking to the Settlers: Articulating Resistance in Mahmoud Darwish’s State of Siege
Marge Strong
(Wake Forest University) 
Bad Bitches Have Bad Days Too: Megan Thee Stallion, Vulnerability, and Complicating the Schema of the Strong Black Woman

13:15              Lunch

14:15              Keynote Speaker

Location: Room 143

Speaker: Professor Rabab Abdulhadi (San Francisco State University) 

Chair: Mahasen Nasser-Eldin (De Montfort University)

15:45              Panel 2A: Voice as Expressions of Agency and Marginalisation

Location: Room 143

Chair: Ramisha Rafique (Nottingham Trent University)

Bob Jackson
(Munster Technological University)  
Based on a True Story: Cinematic Approaches to the Past
Crystal L. Edwards
(San Francisco State University)
From Which I Draw My Strength: Audre, Eartha, and Frida
Riham Samaneh 
(Palestine Encyclopedia)
The Voice of Change through Artworks in Palestine and the British Banksy’s Artworks as a Case Study

15:45              Panel 2B: Voice as (Dis)embodied Expressions of Dissent

Location: Bonington Lecture Theatre

Chair: Trang Dang (Nottingham Trent University)                           

Malini
(University of Edinburgh)
Voicing the Silences: An Ecofeminist Reimagining of Female Experience in Ntozake Shange and Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi
Neeraj Bunkar
(Nottingham Trent University)
BLACK and BLUE, the Colours of Resistance, Reading Kaala: An Alternative Voice
Yaqi Xi 
(University of Warwick)
‘Giving voice to my translation’: Towards a Praxis of the Literary Translator’s Vocal Empowerment
Arya Suresh
(Nottingham Trent University)
Identifying and Representing the Voices of Minority Women in Policies – An Intersectional Study

17:15              Concluding Remarks

Location: Bonington Lecture Theatre

18:30              Film Screening

For more details about the conference programme, including the speakers’ abstracts and biographies, please see here.

                                    

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