Radical imagination. Just episteme. Liberatory nursing.
BOOK: Nursing a Radical Imagination
Y’all. We are so excited to share that we are working on a forthcoming anthology. The working title is Nursing a Radical Imagination: Moving from History and Theory to Action and Alternate Futures. Keep you eye on this spot for news on this project as it evolves.
With Nursing a Radical Imagination, we will share works that reflect on the realities created by the COVIDICENE for nursing and healthcare, recognizing that these realities are not new but rather the result of ongoing hegemonies. The crucible of the COVID19 pandemic amplifies preexisting injustice, exploiting the faults and fissures constructed through hundreds of years of capitalist extraction. The need for critical perspectives and building a more just, equitable future for nursing, healthcare, communities, the world is at a fever pitch. In Nursing a Radical Imagination, we consider the role our disciplinary history plays in constructing the present while critically examining the current state of affairs in nursing and healthcare. We propose a radical imagination for nursing and layout possibilities for futures not yet considered, embracing queer, feminist, posthuman, and abolitionist frames.
We are so excited to share this news and brag on our inimitable and amazing collaborators. Check out what they are up to in the gallery below!
additional resources In this gallery, you’ll find critical take-aways from contributors to Nursing a Radical Imagination, available here. You are welcome to access our additional resources below, which include discussion guides, further reading, and a Padlet board for sharing your ideas.
Interdependent Scholar Em Rabelais (fae/femme/faer) is a white, disabled, queer, non-binary/agender, trans femme abolitionist health ethicist, problem-solver, story-teller, analyst, nurse, and disrupter and dismantler of whiteness and white supremacist feminisms in education, research, healthcare, and other settings. In addition to whiteness as a racist oppression, fae also addresses whiteness as it impacts disability through ableism…
On the Urgent Need for Accountability and Repair – a talk with Rae Walker Almost anywhere we practice, nurses and other healers are now challenged to manage the continued expansion of big data and AI in our personal lives, clinical care and the public sphere. These are powerful technologies that may play a role in…
SHARE YOUR PANDEMIC EXPERIENCES: INVITATION FOR NURSES AND MIDWIVES TO SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES FOR AN EXHIBITION AT RMIT GALLERY A group of RMIT researchers – including Nursing a Radical Imagination contributor Ruth De Souza – from the areas of art and health are developing an exhibition for The Big Anxiety Festival 2022 in Melbourne that gives…
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