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RENVERSER LA TABLE with Victoire Tuaillon – How to "dance with a thousand heads", with Kurdish activists?
On her show, Victoire Tuaillon invites activists and researchers to speak without jargon or taboos for public recordings of her podcast "Renverser la table".
MAIF Social Club (Paris 3rd)
About
"What constitutes the heart of my research is grasping the way in which the collective action of the Kurds overflowed their parties and organizations and went beyond the initial demands, to invent multiple forms of solidarity and affirmation that constitute what I call a "dance with a thousand heads". This is traversed by painful moments, like the present moment, but it does not stop for all that."
Our take on this event
Forget conventional forms of activism and step into the mesmerizing world of Kurdish collective action. This event is a rare opportunity to unpack how shared struggle transcends political borders to create something truly transformative and resilient.
Join Victoire Tuaillon at the MAIF Social Club in the 3rd arrondissement for a thought-provoking talk titled Renverser la table. This event examines the concept of a thousand-headed dance among Kurdish activists, exploring how collective action has transcended traditional party structures to invent new forms of solidarity. It is an excellent opportunity for those interested in contemporary social movements to gain deeper insights into these complex dynamics. This session is designed for adults aged 18 and over and is completely free of charge. Mark your calendars for this engaging evening of intellectual discourse in the heart of Paris.
On Thursday, May 13, 2027, the MAIF Social Club at 37 rue de Turenne in Paris hosts a special evening with Victoire Tuaillon. From 19:30 to 21:00, the session titled Renverser la table will delve into how the collective actions of Kurdish activists have successfully expanded beyond original party and organizational boundaries.
The discussion focuses on what the speaker calls a thousand-headed dance, a term used to describe the multifaceted ways individuals have created new methods of affirmation and mutual support. Victoire Tuaillon will explore how these movements navigate the challenges of the current landscape, emphasizing that despite moments of hardship, the collective spirit continues to evolve.
This talk is open to attendees aged 18 and up. Admission is free, offering an accessible way to engage with critical research on social activism. Do not miss this chance to understand the historical and social dimensions behind these unique forms of collective resilience and solidarity.
