Project news

All of this is good news, we have TMA 5 Journal coming out full of extraordinary collaborations, the indexing process continues to take the final steps to start the application to DOAJ, then the process with LATINDEX, a great step forward in the consolidation of the program.

As if this were not enough, we update you on all the programming we have had during the second quarter of the year: More implementations of the TransMigrARTS workshop prototypes continued and started:
Breathing – transits in the here and now for necessary futures
at Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès, Aarhus University, Folkehuset Ankersgade.

The workshop
We dance weaving territories
given by Ñaque editora at the Centro Sociocultural Pablo Iglesias in San Sebastián de los Reyes (Madrid), with a group of migrants referred by the Red Cross. The workshop of
Dramatic and theatrical writings for the beneficiaries of CASAR (Comité Albigeois de Solidarité avec les Réfugiés)
for the beneficiaries of CASAR (Comité Albigeois de Solidarité avec les Réfugiés) in the Tarn (France).

The processual workshop of
Theatrical practice and scenic gesture, from the migratory experience to collective creation at the University of Antioquia.
at the University of Antioquia, in addition to the Conversatory on Applied Creative Research, Knowledge in Dialogue: TransMigrArts Project and the program Peace is a Work of Art.

The colloquium
“Nouveaux Horizons de l’Hospitalité : enjeux mémoriels, artistiques, philosophiques et politiques”
organized at the Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès with the lecture of Ana Maria Vallejo and Nina Jambrina.

A meeting with the international laboratory Residui Teatro for the conference
Art, migration and social commitment
with the participation of Teatro La Candelaria, Carlos Zatizabal and Patricia Ariza in the framework of the Puentes initiative within the Sane project (stories about a new Europe). And there is more, we are still in the process of editing the book on
Applied Creative Research
.

We can only be grateful for the involvement of all the people who make possible the progress of the program, our partners, collaborators, mobilities, participants, followers, readers, without your support this would not be possible.

As you have surely been encouraged by such good news, we will continue to make it yours.

Let’s go for more!

The program was launched in conjunction with the year 2024. As of January 1, the mobilities were already on the move to begin all the work planned in their respective places of action. The first quarter has been a “non-stop” of welcomes, farewells, updates, corrections, announcements, workshops, writing, registrations, baton passing, etc., which keeps us active and in high spirits to continue transforming.

At the Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès began the workshop BREATHING with the DILAMI team (Clemence cros), a space designed to share and deploy practices of good living with the workshop leaders Agustín Parra and Diego Prieto, the practitioners Isabel Zetina and Frida Arredondo and in communication, camera and video Juliana Marín.

Meanwhile, at the TAI University School of Arts, a prototype workshop was carried out for a group of migrant women who named it: MUJERES ENRAIZADAS, in addition to the implementation phase of the TALLER TODOS JUNTOS CRUZ ROJA (CRECE Project), aimed at a group of young people and adolescents linked to this humanitarian aid institution in Madrid. A process that has called the workshop participants to rethink their professional work. Sara Torres and Elena Sánchez for TAI, and Thierry Laffourgue for Apartè.

Co-implementation: Sandra Albarrán from Universidad de Antioquia and Adriana Córdoba from Universidad Distrital.

On Friday, March 8, Ñaque kicked off the prototype workshop: TRUSTING THE OTHER AND THE GROUP: A SAFE AND WELCOMING SPACE, implemented at the company Design and Projects Internacional Iberia, S.A., for migrant professionals. The workshop is taught by Fernando Bercebal, co-implemented by Sandra María Ortega, co-implemented by Lía Lemus and Elizabeth Garavito Universidad Distrital. Migrant engineers participate.

We continue!