COLLABORATIONS AND PROJECTS
PASTS PROJECTS
‘Exploring Burn out from a psychological and sociopolitical perspective' with Emilia Larraechea at the Humanities Lab, University of Amsterdam (2026)
Departing from the idea that burnout is not only an individual issue, but also a socio-political one, we explored its specifics and structural aspects, as well as its impact on entrepreneurship, within the context of the Humanities Lab. Through conversations and shared reflections, we examined how society influences our relationship with work with a view to proposing ways to prevent it.
‘Stories we hold together' with Plexus at De Voorkamer (2026)
Through this series of 3 workshops, we explored with curiosity what happens to us when we listen to others’ stories. How does that make us feel? What are our initial reactions? How do our histories and identities influence it? From conversations, to collages we explored the importance of the collective and mapped the already existing support in the city of Utrecht.
‘Safe(r) bodies' with Vasilia Sofroniou and Kai Hazelhood (2026)
Through creative activities, we sketched/wrote about a familiar night-time or transport route and considered how our bodies move through space and the thoughts that arise along the way. This helped us to recognise and share the many strategies we have developed to try to make ourselves feel safe as FLINTA's in public space.
'Rethinking Masculinities' at Utrecht University's Well being week (2025)
Through a feminist lens, we invited participants to think critically about the societal norms shaping masculinity, acknowledging the effects of patriarchal masculinity on women, trans and gender-diverse people, as well as its intersections with other systems of power. We also asked: How does patriarchy affect cis men, and how can involving them in these conversations contribute to preventing gender-based violence (GBV)?
‘It’s a Feeling 2' by Pensive Vivifier
'It is a portrait of Silva what it feels like to be her, from the inside out. A performance about girls who feel everything and are told they are too much. About parents who love you but don’t know how to hold on to you. About getting angry and wanting to apologize at the same time. About how a body remembers what the mind has forgotten. Everything is real, even when it’s imagined.’
'Burn out workshop' - WIQD (2024)
For the Women In Quantum Development (WIQD) symposium. WIQD's mission is to bring together women and other gender minorities in the quantum field to support, network and develop the community.
We explored burn out from a psychosocial and political perspective, which led us to talk about power dynamics in the workplace, individual/collective responsibilities and to reflect on how to take care of ourselves in order to avoid burn out.
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Talk about 'Domestic violence' organized by the French consulate in Amsterdam 2020
Workshop 'Mental health, University and Feminism' for PPE in Person 2022
Workshop: feminist psychology, intersectionality and collective care. Organized by Youth ACT 2023