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Ainur Elmgren
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Fascinating presentations today in the session : Historical encounters and minority strategies in Norden. 1. Maren Jonasson: Bewildering narr…
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University of Helsinki
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How can mobile technologies enable indigenous and minority groups to challenge power structures? Listen to professor @CoppelieC's inaugural lecture at our Main Building or on the live stream 29 May! #newprofessors #wearehelsinkiuni #ethnology @HYhumtdk https://t.co/qVGUxvwX7E
University of Helsinki
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In recent years, Europe has seen the rise of several movements that use the traditional nuclear family ideal to oppose equal rights for sexual minorities. Much of the funding seems to come from Russia. #equality #lgbt #pride #HelsinkiPride #HelsinkiUni https://t.co/Y2c5ecgA77
University of Helsinki
In recent years, several movements have arisen in Europe fighting equal rights for sexual minorities by advocating the ideal of the traditional nuclear family. “Issues surrounding sexuality and gender identity have become central topics in the popular movements of democratic states”, says researcher Katja Kahlina.
University of Helsinki
Disobedient knowledge refers to knowledge that takes into account the experiences of migrants and racialised minorities concerning power relations, the consequences of border policies and everyday life. The concept originates in decolonial theory.
University of Helsinki
There are 7,000 languages in the world, and it is possible that only 15% of them will be passed on to the next generation. ”It’s a question of power. Small languages are the languages of minorities. They aren’t considered important,” says Annika Pasanen, a linguist who has studied language extinction.
University of Helsinki
Stalin’s Kulaks, European Jews, the Rohingyas of Myanmar... Genocides follow a repeating pattern. There is a way to stop them though. It requires reacting decisively to speech that disparages minorities, and possibly banning organisations that advocate discrimination.
University of Helsinki
In recent years, several movements have arisen in Europe fighting equal rights for sexual minorities by advocating the ideal of the traditional nuclear family. Katja Kahlina described the common denominators of the movements in different countries at Think Corner on Researchers’ Night, 29 September.