What is Internalized Oppression?

Project Humanitiesbrings together individuals and communities, within and around ASU, to instill passion and knowledge of humanities study, research, and humanist thought. By exploring shared ideas and experiences,Project Humanitiesfacilitates conversations across diverse communities to build understanding throughtalking,listening, andconnecting.Talking: Speaking, singing, painting, strumming, asking, writing, expressingListening: seeing, thinking, hearing, reading, imagining, creatingConnecting: making meaning, making sense, understanding, creating dialogue, changing perceptions, offering perspective

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Join us as we unpack the multiple definitions, manifestations of, and interventions regarding internalized oppression.

About the EventInternalized oppression comes in many forms: internalized white supremacy, internalized ableism, internalized misogyny, internalized homophobia and many more. But what does it mean and how does it affect our everyday lives? A common definition is wherein people from marginalized communities internalize stereotypes, representations, and/or beliefs about themselves--and others like them--and the communities of which they themselves are a part. This conversation unpacks multiple definitions and manifestations of and interventions regarding internalized oppression.E﻿vent DetailsDate: W﻿ednesday, March 1, 2023T﻿ime: 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.L﻿ocation: ASU Media and Immersive Experience Center- Community Room For those signing up virtually - virtual link to join the event will be sent out three times: 24 hours in advance, 2 hours in advance, and 10 minutes in advance. Accessibility Statement All abilities are welcome at this event. We strive to make our programs accessible to the largest number of people possible, and are always looking at ways to remove barriers. In preparation for this event we have made sure that: <ul><li>T﻿he location is wheelchair accessible. </li></ul><ul><li>Livestream via Facebook and Zoom is available for those not able to attend in-person.</li><li>T﻿he introduction and panel discussions will be accompanied by transcription services on Zoom. Attendees will have the opportunity to view live captioning on their personal devices. </li><li>A﻿ll speakers will have microphones. </li></ul><ul><li>W﻿e also ask that participants please refrain from any strong scents or fragrances. </li></ul>If you have accessibility requirements, please contact projecthumanities@asu.edu so we can work together to find an accommodation for your request. This page will be updated with additional accessibility information as it becomes available. Please check back often.

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What is Internalized Oppression?

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