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Workshop
14
November

Dance workshop : Cuerpo consiente

Estefanía Gómez Vásquez
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Musée International de la Croix-Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge

Join us for one of the three dance workshops organised in the margin of the the exhibition Humanitarian by Design? 

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The Global Governance Centre invites you to take time to reconnect to yourself.

During her workshops, Estefanía Gómez Vásquez, founder of Cuerpo ConSiente, invites you to experience how she works with embodied awareness to heal the wounds of violence to support the making of peace in Colombia. Through movement, the body becomes aware of what is happening within it. It reconnects with its sensations and becomes a space for expression and freedom.

This experience offers you a chance to come together and share, exploring empathy, tenderness and mindfulness towards yourself and others. You will experience how dance can be a shared language as well as a vehicle for social transformation. A debrief reflecting on the continued relevance of making peace through embodied knowledge in Colombia ten years after the signing of the Peace Agreement will follow the workshops.

You can choose to take part in one of the three sessions on offer: on Thursday 12 November and Saturday afternoon, 14 November, for sessions open to all, and on Saturday morning, 14 November, for a special family session.

The event is part of the cultural calendar associated with the exhibition Humanitarian by Design? organised in collaboration with the Future of Humanitarian Design Project, hosted at the Global Governance Centre.

3 dates available:

  • Thursday 12 November from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm (fully booked)
  • Saturday 14 November from 10 am to 12 noon (for families only)

  • Saturday 14 November from 3 pm to 5 pm

     

Estefanía Gómez Vásquez

Estefanía Gómez Vásquez is a dance creator, researcher, therapist, doula, pacifist, anti-militarist, and feminist activist, founder of Cuerpo ConSiente. She explores the role of the body in creating a world without war and finds, through body-centered experiences—dance, movement, and play—the origin of a kinder world for the human and the more-than-human.  

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