Extended Practice — A Non-Binary Guide to Embodying One’s Embryonic Gonads
By Nicole Bindler This audio recording explores the development of the gonads, which are embryonic, unsexed ovaries, testis, or nonbinary
Read moreBy Nicole Bindler This audio recording explores the development of the gonads, which are embryonic, unsexed ovaries, testis, or nonbinary
Read moreBy Mette Terp Høybye and Marie Hallager Andersen This Audio File is the first of three that focus on blood.
Read moreBy Mette Terp Høybye and Marie Hallager Andersen This Audio File is the second of three that focus on blood.
Read moreBy Mette Terp Høybye and Marie Hallager Andersen This audio file is the third of three that focus on blood.
Read moreBy Paola Esposito A butoh walk is a walking meditation that is grounded both in physical technique and in imagination.
Read moreBy Andrew Suseno Our brain learns through comparison. Without a solid grounding in comfort and self-care it is difficult to
Read moreBy Claire Loussouarn In this audio file you will be guided to explore different ways of moving with a video camera
Read moreBy Lene Faust and Simone Pfeifer In this Exploration you engage with challenging research situations and how to incorporate them
Read moreBy Elizabeth Maynard This Exploration is intended to help reorient you when you’re feeling overwhelmed by work. When we are in
Read moreBy Marcia Donadel This Exploration is inspired by the Lessac body and voice practice and guided by the breath as
Read moreBy Deborah Black This audio file offers a preparation for the body and tools to guide you into observing and
Read moreBy Deborah Black The aim of this Recording is to explore your relationship to power when working in a group.
Read moreBy Roxlyn Moret In this meditation you’ll bring awareness to the tissue targeted by the parasympathetic nerves. These nerves regulate
Read moreBy Lisa Dowler This audio recording provides a meditative way of connecting to the body’s fluid system, full of spaciousness
Read moreBy Elizabeth Maynard This Exploration is intended to help you notice what your current motivations are, and if necessary to
Read moreBy Elizabeth Maynard Often in doing fieldwork with traumatized subjects, it is common to experience empathetic fatigue. This Exploration is
Read moreAll somatic practices share some basic elements, such as breathing, sensory awareness, and body scan, regardless of the type, teacher,
Read moreDuring literature review we easily get inundated with questions about what to read, where to start, and how to find
Read moreThis recording supports you to explore your identity as researcher, and articulate some of the lenses through which you approach
Read moreThis Exploration is designed to increase your self-confidence before starting your data collection, before ‘entering the field’. Sometimes it takes
Read moreObservation is one of the core methods of ethnographic data gathering, yet the reciprocity and vulnerability of ‘seeing’ AND ‘being
Read moreInterviews, like observation, are a crucial part of doing ethnography. They are a social event on their own. While you
Read moreEntering the unknown can be anything between and beyond exciting and daunting. Wherever you go, there is however one familiar
Read moreData sets are usually quite messy. How can you write one thesis that represents voices, stakeholders, landscapes, traditions or themes/variables
Read moreWriting is literally part and parcel of Ethnography (graphy = writing about ethno = people and cultures). Most texts address
Read morePresenting our project results to research participants and academic colleagues is an essential part of the research cycle. No matter
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