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Kartul is small, sign up to secure your place: https://forms.gle/cT9Zh5LczjyV31sa9This workshop series invites you to reflect on your personal relationship with money and place it within a broader social context. In the prior workshops, we discussed the gendered dimension of our everyday financial decisions, feminist ways to use money, the intersections between gender, migration and social class, the differences between waged and unwaged labour.
This time we will talk about neurodivergence, mental health, chronic illness and dis/ability. How does your health impairment or neurodivergence affect your relationship with work and money? How much extra money does it cost to manage your health? What have you lost due to chronic illness or neurocomplexity and what it has given to you? What would a good life look like if designed around your health and neurocomplex needs?
Access info
Entry is free, but prior sign-up is needed to participate: https://forms.gle/cT9Zh5LczjyV31sa9
You are welcome to the workshop when your life has been impacted by chronic illness and/ or neurodivergence. We acknowledge this impact can also touch your life through people who are close to you.
The conversation language is English. The workshop starts with an introduction round, followed by conversation in small groups of ca 4-6 people. During the small group phase, the room will be noisy. The space is not accessible by wheelchair.
Kartul is a vegan eatery, but the kitchen and bar will be closed on the day of the workshop (also after the workshop).
The workshop is hosted by Feministeerium and Kartul, and facilitated by Airi Triisberg.
Illustration by Nadya Tjuška.
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Kartul, Kopli 16, Põhja-Tallinn, Tallinn, 10412 Harju Maakond, Eesti, Estonia
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