What might a radical (child)care politics look like? Ixodos: Cyprus-Brasil 2025 by Chrystalleni Loizidou

This is a small grain of sand, connecting two localities learning from each other, contributing to a large and growing, albeit slow and tentative revolution of care, This is a publication for the Ixodos 4 Artist Residency (2024), a collaboration between the Eimaste Cooperative (Aglantzia, Cyprus), Ponto de Cultura VAV (Campo Redondo, Itamonte, MG, Brasil), & Noticias da Terra, (Akasha village, Itaipava). Funded by the Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Culture.

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"What might a radical childcare politics look like?"

in Greek (pending review), Turkish (in progress) and Portuguese (almost final)

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For a visual essay version, click here.

Loizidou, C. (May 2024) “Connective practices in community-integrated arts, nature- and tradition-based learning and care, across the divisions of Cyprus” [visual essay] in Artistic Connectivity Unfolding (2024)

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