Liminal Village 2018: party like a feminist!: gender equality & consent in party settings

Cristiana Vale Pires

Liminal Village 2018: party like a feminist!: gender equality & consent in party settings

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Abstract

Festivals, night clubs and parties are temporary autonomous zones for the social lives of (not only) young people. However they may, and often do, reproduce multiple forms of inclusion and exclusion. In their presentation, Liana Sananda, Helena Valente, Isis van der Wel (aka Dj Isis) and Cristiana Vale Pires explore strategies to promote a transition to a more equalitarian and safe environment.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2018
Event	Boom Festival 2018 - Idanha-a-Nova, Portugal Duration: 22 Jul 2018 → 29 Jul 2018

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Liminal Village 2018: party like a feminist!: gender equality & consent in party settings

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