In the project Multivoiced Archive (2024-), we develop a digital platform to circulate ‘unheard voices’ through archived interviews, documenting systemic violence by institutional actors and their engagement with justice claims. By interconnecting historical injustices and revealing patterns through empirical evidence, we humanize society and make ‘multivoicedness’ productive, highlighting both dehumanizing and humanizing experiences. The archive shows how individual narratives can both reproduce and challenge dominant social discourses. Using the ‘dialogical self’ lens by Hubert Hermans, we explore the complexity of identities. Ultimately, we aim to amplify unheard voices, as these narratives are often missing from hegemonic historical accounts, hindering informed political and policy decisions.
PROJECTS
Obiozo Ukpabi Naomi Ormskerk Nicole Immler
Niké Wentholt Leah Niederhausen Siri Driessen Carla Boulos
LABELS
EVERYDAY JUSTICE LAND AS BELONGING COURAGE UNDER REPRESSION INTERGENERATIONALITY HOPE MULTIVOICED SELF SOLIDARITY DIGNITY REPRESENTATION TRANSGENERATIONALITY JUSTICE BEYOND COURTS EPISTEMIC INJUSTICE JUSTICE AS DIGNITY FILLING INSTITUTIONAL GAPS TRAUMA RESTITUTION PARTICIPATION MULTI-PERSPECTIVITY TRANSFORMATIVE JUSTICE RECOGNITION CARE EPISTEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL (IN)JUSTICE REPARATION HEGEMONIC AND COUNTER NARRATIVES WITNESSING EXPERIENCES OF DEHUMANIZATION GENDER ONGING HOSTILITY RELATIONAL REDRESS PROCEDURAL REDRESS
INTERVENTIONS