Asserting a New Vision for the Revolutionary Body at Lewis and Clark


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This workshop! All the info below is from Lewis and Clark’s description of an upcoming workshop led by Patty Berne with in-person facilitation by Nomy Lamm.

We all have some relationship to what is considered the “normal” or the “non-normative” body, and it’s likely a relationship laced with assumptions, judgement, and unacknowledged power and privilege.

In this workshop, participants will look at the dominant political framing of disability, examine its relationship to gender based oppression and racial oppression, and explore a counter-narrative where all bodies and communities are valued.

The afternoon will be divided into three portions: A three-hour workshop with Patricia Berne via Zoom and in-person facilitator Nomy Lamm; a screening of the documentary Sins Invalid, a disability justice-based performance project centralizing disabled artists of color and queer and gender non-conforming artists with disabilities; and participant Q&A.

Flyer for Asserting a New Vision for the Revolutionary Body has a picture of instructor Patty Berne, a woman of color, and workshop details. There are bios for Patricia Berne and in-person facilitator Nomy Lamm.
Date and Time: Saturday, April 14, 1:00-5:30 p.m
Instructor: Patricia Berne, Co-Founder, Executive Director of Sins Invalid
Cost: $65 by March 14th, $75 after. Includes 4.5 CEUs or PDUs. $30 student rate. A limited number of need-based scholarship rates are available. Please contact cce@lclark.edu to register.
Accessibility info: Service dogs will be present at the training. If you are allergic to dogs, please let the organizers know. Please refrain from using or wearing scented products. ASL interpretation will be provided. Workshop venue is wheelchair accessible. Please note any accessibility needs you have during your registration. More detailed info on available accommodations is on the website. This film contains explicit descriptions of sex and sexual activity, and some brief nudity. It is not appropriate for children.
Registration and info: go.lclark.edu/cce/catalog
Contact: cce@lclark.edu
View additional workshop details and register online through Lewis and Clark’s website.
Click here for an accessible pdf of the workshop flyer.

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