FROM SMALL BEGINNINGS...
From Small Beginnings... This international programme brings together a global group of scholars, educators, artists, activists and community representatives to focus on how eugenics has been used and misused over the past century but still more importantly to critically assess how the intellectual inertia of eugenic habits of mind continue to globally influence political, social and medical ideas, in addition to practices and policies. At it's heart is the promotion of shared meaning making, in the hopes of addressing eugenic legacies of the past and interrupting the future promulgation of this malignant ideology.
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- A Global Anti-Eugenics Community -
- Building a Global Anti-Eugenics Future -
"Like a Tree, Anti-Eugenics draws from many sources and transforms them into a one mind and one heart way of being"
Judy Dow (Educator, artist and basket-maker of Abenaki and French-Canadian descent)
Eugenics specifically targeted and aimed to eradicate the future of certain communities. As such eugenics targeted the hopes of so many. Today we live in worrying times, where a resurgence of eugenics or the threat of it is prevalent everywhere. It is very easy in this moment to lose hope.
But in this moment in confronting eugenics there is hope to be found everywhere - people in motion, united, providing hope of a better future...
In 2025, we are exploring establishing a new Global Anti-Eugenics Centre, for building and reinforcing a global anti-eugenic community, for transnationally addressing the continuing and resurging shadows of eugenics today, for imagining what a global anti-eugenics justice looks like, and for working towards an anti-eugenics future for tomorrow. We would like to invite you to take part in this moment.
Click on the following link to find out more about this moment in the following article.
If you would like to get involved please contact the Programme Director Benedict Ipgrave at Benedict.ipgrave.18@ucl.ac.uk or to stay informed of the latest events and activities, sign up to our mailing list below. We look forward to hearing from you.