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By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 1 Apr 22

A lot of interesting bits in this article, but one sentence inparticular has really been rattling around the brain this week: ~ ~ “How do we navigate empathy when the structures meant to ‘care’ for us are breaking or nonexistent?” ~ ~‘If I followed me, I would mute myself’: confessions of a former pandemic shamerwww.theguardian.comI yearned for the partiers, the people posting as the virus raged, to be publicly shamed. But everyone is processing this differently, and I can’t change that

A lot of interesting bits in this article, but one sentence inparticular has really been rattling around the brain this week: ~ ~ “How do we navigate empathy when the structures meant to ‘care’ for us are breaking or nonexistent?” ~ ~‘If I followed me, I would mute myself’: confessions of a former pandemic shamerwww.theguardian.comI yearned for the partiers, the


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 1 Apr 22

🚨 Job opp! We’re looking for a researcher to support one of our award-winning projects. Remote work, 10 days over March-April, £150 per day. Please apply, and share! https://www.empathymuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Empathy-Museum-%E2%80%93-freelance-researcher-role.pdf

🚨 Job opp! We’re looking for a researcher to support one of our award-winning projects. Remote work, 10 days over March-April, £150 per day. Please apply, and share! https://www.empathymuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Empathy-Museum-%E2%80%93-freelance-researcher-role.pdf


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 1 Apr 22

In 1981 England when Black communities rose up in confrontation with the police against a backdrop of racism, lack of employment, and economic recession, the government’s official response was an inquiry and report by Lord Scarman. The enquiry spoke to various people connected to the uprisings – but it was clear that Black voices were very absent, or dismissed. As such, the final report claimed that “institutional racism” simply did not exist, and there should be additional “hard” and “soft” policing in affected areas to prevent further “serious disorder”. We live today with the legacy of that failure to listen.

In 1981 England when Black communities rose up in confrontation with the police against a backdrop of racism, lack of employment, and economic recession, the government’s official response was an inquiry and report by Lord Scarman. The enquiry spoke to various people connected to the uprisings – but it was clear that Black voices were very absent, or dismissed. As


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 1 Apr 22

Brussels! From 24 March #AMileinMyShoes will be at Villa Empain – Fondation Boghossian as part of their #PortraitOfALady exhibition. The show is looking at representations of women from pre-historic times to today, through the foundation’s interest in dialogues between Eastern and Western cultures. And look – quite frankly the building is ridiculous. There is a pool. And a lot of marble. Our shelves of shoes will be next to works by Matisse and Cindy Sherman and Picasso. It’s all a bit ridiculous and we’re really looking forward to it. Free entry on first Wednesdays of the month, late nights with

Brussels! From 24 March #AMileinMyShoes will be at Villa Empain – Fondation Boghossian as part of their #PortraitOfALady exhibition. The show is looking at representations of women from pre-historic times to today, through the foundation’s interest in dialogues between Eastern and Western cultures. And look – quite frankly the building is ridiculous. There is a pool. And a lot of


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 1 Apr 22

✨ Training opp: sounddelivery’s Spokesperson Network Programme! The programme equips 14 people with the skills/confidence/networks to share their lived experiences with the media, have their expertise heard more widely, and ultimately drive change. The Spokesperson Network includes our director Clare, who said working with the previous cohort was a highlight of the year. It’s vital that people with firsthand experience of social inequality are leading the big conversations about our society – and that we fight the barriers currently blocking them out. Please share and/or apply! https://www.sounddelivery.org.uk/spokesperson-network/training-programme/Spokesperson Training Programme • sounddelivery mediawww.sounddelivery.org.ukBackground In every community there are people with lived

✨ Training opp: sounddelivery’s Spokesperson Network Programme! The programme equips 14 people with the skills/confidence/networks to share their lived experiences with the media, have their expertise heard more widely, and ultimately drive change. The Spokesperson Network includes our director Clare, who said working with the previous cohort was a highlight of the year. It’s vital that people with firsthand experience


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 15 Nov 21

“This woman nearly fell in the pond to avoid walking past us” – Beverly’s story from our #FromWhereImStanding project is our most recent podcast episode. Take a nine-minute break and have a listen:Listen to this episode from A Mile in My Shoes on Spotify. “This woman nearly fell in the pond to avoid walking past us” – Beverly’s story was produced by Deborah Shorindé and was collected as part of From Where I’m Standing, our project collecting audio stories and portraits from 2020. Mor…

“This woman nearly fell in the pond to avoid walking past us” – Beverly’s story from our #FromWhereImStanding project is our most recent podcast episode. Take a nine-minute break and have a listen:Listen to this episode from A Mile in My Shoes on Spotify. “This woman nearly fell in the pond to avoid walking past us” – Beverly’s story was


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 8 Nov 21

Reminder that it’s the final week to apply for our Board Trustee and Chair positions – if you’re interested we’d love to hear from you! Deadline 12 Nov, full details: empathymuseum.com/chair-and-trustee-vacancies

Reminder that it’s the final week to apply for our Board Trustee and Chair positions – if you’re interested we’d love to hear from you! Deadline 12 Nov, full details: empathymuseum.com/chair-and-trustee-vacancies


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 Nov 21

Today is our last in Cluj-Napoca – but there’s still plenty of time to visit #AMileinMyShoes if you haven’t yet! We’re at Str. Roosevelt 2/1 from 16h – 21h. And may we especially recommend walking in the shoes of the five local Cluj people whose stories we collected for the occasion?! It’s a special feeling to hear the voice and wonder if it belongs to that person hurrying past you, or that person sitting on the bench, or that person standing staring at you for wearing massive fluffy slippers in downtown Cluj…

Today is our last in Cluj-Napoca – but there’s still plenty of time to visit #AMileinMyShoes if you haven’t yet! We’re at Str. Roosevelt 2/1 from 16h – 21h. And may we especially recommend walking in the shoes of the five local Cluj people whose stories we collected for the occasion?! It’s a special feeling to hear the voice and


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 2 Nov 21

Our final week with #AMileinMyShoes in Romania 🇷🇴 It always goes so fast… If you happen to be in #Cluj this week, swing by!A Mile in My Shoes | Empathy Museum in Cluj-Napoca – Art & Wellbeingart-wellbeing.euA Mile in My Shoes | Empathy Museum in Cluj-Napoca Oct 8, 2021 White Cuib Gallery, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Street, no. 2/1 Cluj-Napoca, Romania 15 October – 5 November 2021 Opening at White Night of Art Galleries: Friday, 15 October 2021, 18:00   “You never really understand a person until yo…

Our final week with #AMileinMyShoes in Romania 🇷🇴 It always goes so fast… If you happen to be in #Cluj this week, swing by!A Mile in My Shoes | Empathy Museum in Cluj-Napoca – Art & Wellbeingart-wellbeing.euA Mile in My Shoes | Empathy Museum in Cluj-Napoca Oct 8, 2021 White Cuib Gallery, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Street, no. 2/1 Cluj-Napoca, Romania


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 1 Nov 21

“How would you feel managing someone’s life over the phone? No face to face, no verbal clues, no examination…” Have you heard our latest podcast ep? It’s Matilda’s story, collected as part of our #FromWhereImStanding project:Listen to this episode from A Mile in My Shoes on Spotify. “How would you feel managing someone’s life over the phone? No face to face, no verbal clues, no examination…” – Matilda’s story was produced by Mae-Li Evans and was collected as part of From Where I’m Standing, our project colle…

“How would you feel managing someone’s life over the phone? No face to face, no verbal clues, no examination…” Have you heard our latest podcast ep? It’s Matilda’s story, collected as part of our #FromWhereImStanding project:Listen to this episode from A Mile in My Shoes on Spotify. “How would you feel managing someone’s life over the phone? No face to


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