PERFORMATIVE INTERVENTIONS
Our performative interventions involve multiple research methods in multilingual contexts. Participants engage with various performance formats and tools to experiment with exploring adaptive ethics as a relational practice through writing, movement, and vocal activities. These activities help people communicate, exchange, and reflect on violence that arises from identity-based conflicts. With each project, we involve participants in adapting the structure of the performative intervention, documenting the outcomes for their specific needs, and making the results public knowledge.

The Performativity of Nonviolence in Translation
Collaborative Workshop

every four years
Participatory Performance Lecture

A FORCE WITH FORCE CHORUS
Collaborative Workshop

Formulations of Assembly
Workshop-as-Event
Collaborative Workshop

Move with US
Participatory Dance Party

Around the Table
Facilitated Dinner Party

How Do We Dress for the Weather?
Performance

Dancing Through the Diaspora
virtual demonstration

Let’s Go to Iran!
Protest Performance