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DESCRIPTION:With Curando (an initiative by Luz Dary Mabesoy Torres\, anthro
 pologist\, and Jocelyn Casarrubias\, artist and social scientist)\n\nIn th
 is space\, we take the time to explore the knowledge associated with medic
 inal plants. Together\, we delve into the stories\, genealogies and forms 
 of knowledge passed down through plants and their medicinal uses. We creat
 e a dialogue between the traditional knowledge of the Pueblos Originarios 
 and Afro-descendant communities of Abya Yala (the American continent) and 
 classical and contemporary natural history traditions – including the appr
 oaches of Hildegard von Bingen\, Robin Wall Kimmerer and the Pájara Hierba
  collective.\n\nThe scents\, flavours and textures of medicinal plants evo
 ke memories and bring them back to life in the present\, in a conscious wa
 y and in connection with life itself. Through the senses\, we open up a sp
 ace to share knowledge\, experiences and memories relating to plants. To c
 onclude\, we will present the fanzine “Curando: Remedies for Migrants”. It
  has emerged from a collective practice of living knowledge and brings tog
 ether experiences\, memories and shared knowledge about medicinal plants a
 nd their potential for providing care.\n\n\nWe at Curando: Remedios para l
 a vida (Remedies for Life) see ourselves as a ‘juntanza’ – a gathering in 
 solidarity where women\, young people\, and communities collaborate\, crea
 ting an environment where knowledge is shared and interwoven. Our aim is t
 o reconnect with ourselves and with the Earth\, and to protect and nurture
  life in all its diversity. We are guided on our path by the rediscovery o
 f our ancestors’ knowledge – knowledge of medicinal plants\, everyday ritu
 als that nourish our spirituality\, and a deep\, respectful\, and reciproc
 al relationship with Mother Earth.\n\nJocelyn Casarrubias is a social scie
 ntist and artist who loves to sing. She is part of the ‘Frauen machen Druc
 k’ network\, which is dedicated to mutual support\, cultural exchange and 
 the establishment of creative spaces that foster connection\, empowerment 
 and healing through art.\n\nLuz Dary Mabesoy Torres is a decolonial femini
 st and social anthropologist. She preserves the spiritual heritage of her 
 African and Indigenous ancestors\, incorporating this into individual and 
 collective healing processes with the aim of shaping new\, conscious ways 
 of living.\n\nWe are committed to respectful interaction. Discriminatory b
 ehavior has no place at our events.
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SUMMARY:Brücke Museum: Talk: Curando: Remedies for Life
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