WENT-India 2003
Justina recently completed perhaps the last Women's Electronic Network Training (WENT) in Mumbai, India.
Justina and her colleague, Pi (Womens Hub, Manila) trained 20 women from various NGOs, reflecting a significant demographic of the women's movement and organisations dealing with women's and children's issues.
When the training was completed she spent a few days in Goa, now back in Mumbai and staying with an old friend and colleague of mine, Suchit Nanda, she is preparing to return to Melbourne.
During the course of her stay in India she kept a detailed, moving and challenging account of her experiences in a photo journal, perhaps the most engaging document thus far on Toy Satellite.
WENT-India 2003 is well worth a read, providing an insight to the challenges faced by women, both local and foreign in an ancient culture, ruptured by colonialism and values that lean far too heavily against women.
compositions
gallery
journal
press
projects
sound
stills
text
video
+ Garton's PODCAST
+ Garton's MySpace
+ secession records
SPAA Fringe & CBAA
myspace video
On being an adult
OPEN CHANNEL 21C
Graz Radio Helsinki
Something on the other side
[madebeer1] has left
a week in words
the patton
from old new
Public domain drain
Interview: Australia, where technology plays the role of spoilsport
Punk Commons
Road to Rio
Toy Satellite/Secession
PO Box 1681
Collingwood, 3066, Australia
Tel/Fax: +61 (0) 3 9318 1222
ag @ toysatellite.org