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Jun 15, 2022 · Sitting, sipping, and reflecting over a cup of tea with others can create the space for conversations on difficult and at times painful subjects. It also can create opportunities to envision a new set of social relations.
The Tea Project is an ongoing dialogue that traverses a variety of landscapes. From the tea sipped at a family gathering, to a cage in Guantanamo Bay, to a motor pool in Iraq, tea is not only a favored drink but a shared moment that transcends cultural divides and systems of oppression.
Introducing Remaking the Exceptional. A new podcast by Amber Ginsburg, Aaron Hughes, and Nate Sandberg. The series originally premiered on January 11, 2022, marking the 20th year since the opening of the United States extralegal prison in Guantánamo.
It celebrates the struggle for survival, justice, and reparations by imprisoned people, activists, and artists. Remaking the Exceptional brings together a diverse group of artists and activists working on the legal and moral implications of torture and incarceration.
This activity invites people to listen to an episode of the Remaking the Exceptional podcast over a cup of tea; to reflect and discuss the difficult topics the episode raises in a group; and to collectively imagine restoration, reparations, and justice.
Published in May 2021, this toolkit, Truth, Bread, and Tea, draws on the extensive research conducted by Global Initiative for Justice, Truth and Reconciliation (GIJTR) partners the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience (ICSC), Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR), Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation (CSVR), Humanitarian
It celebrates the struggle for survival, justice, and reparations by imprisoned people, activists, and artists. Remaking the Exceptional brings together a diverse group of artists and activists working on the legal and moral implications of torture and incarceration.
