2017
DOI: 10.3983/twc.2017.1168
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“…When each group returned to their locale to start-up their own project, a process which we supported and in some cases directly facilitated, it became possible to regularly share and thus co-create multiple versions of the different sections, from the construction of titles and order-words which they commented on and adapted, to the stories or links that would populate the further information section in 'Ideas for Change'. So, for example, regarding the latter, one young person's engagement with feminist fanzines and queer shipping (see Ng and Russo, 2017) informed the 'comics and zines' mode of change. Another young person's experience of sexual harassment in music gigs inspired us to include the five girls from @girlsagainst who were raising awareness of this form of assault and producing their own 'gig etiquette' (see Eaton, 2015), and the Rewind-Reframe online platform for young women to identify and challenge racism and sexism in music videos (see www.rewindreframe.org).…”
Section: Starting Out: Choreographing the Political With A Run-a-way mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When each group returned to their locale to start-up their own project, a process which we supported and in some cases directly facilitated, it became possible to regularly share and thus co-create multiple versions of the different sections, from the construction of titles and order-words which they commented on and adapted, to the stories or links that would populate the further information section in 'Ideas for Change'. So, for example, regarding the latter, one young person's engagement with feminist fanzines and queer shipping (see Ng and Russo, 2017) informed the 'comics and zines' mode of change. Another young person's experience of sexual harassment in music gigs inspired us to include the five girls from @girlsagainst who were raising awareness of this form of assault and producing their own 'gig etiquette' (see Eaton, 2015), and the Rewind-Reframe online platform for young women to identify and challenge racism and sexism in music videos (see www.rewindreframe.org).…”
Section: Starting Out: Choreographing the Political With A Run-a-way mentioning
confidence: 99%