Hinsegin dagar í Reykjavík - 01.08.2021, Side 42

Fræðsludagskrá
Föstudagur 6. ágúst
Friday August 6th

Leiðbeiningar fyrir ráðvillt fólk í fjölbreyttum heimi
Fræðsla um kynseginleika frá þremur ungkvárum.
Fyrirlestrasalur Þjóðminjasafnsins – kl. 12
Instructions for confused people in a diverse world
Three queer youths explain pronouns and word use and all
things non-binary.
The National Museum of Iceland – 12 p.m.

Binders: Notkun, heilbrigði og hreinlæti
Allt sem þú ættir að vita um binders og örugga notkun á
þeim. Birna Gustafsson kynfræðingur fræðir.
Fyrirlestrasalur Þjóðminjasafnsins – kl. 13
Binders: How to use them, health and cleanliness
Everything you should know about binders and how to use
them safely. Led by Birna Gustafsson sexologist.
The National Museum of Iceland – 1 p.m.

Hinsegin unaður
Aldís Þorbjörg, sálfræðingur og kynlífsráðgjafi, og
Unnsteinn Jóhannsson, nemandi í kynfræði, munu leitast
við að svara því sem þau sjálf hefðu viljað vita um kynlíf og
unað hinsegin fólks.
Fyrirlestrasalur Þjóðminjasafnsins – kl. 17
Queer Pleasures
Aldís Thorbjorg, psychologist and sex therapist, and
Unnsteinn Johannsson, student in sexology, seek answers to
the questions they themselves would have wanted to know
about the sexual pleasures of queer people.
The National Museum of Iceland – 5 p.m.
Laugardagur 7. ágúst
Saturday August 7th

A “Nordic Utopia” – Ráðstefna um jaðarsetningu á
Norðurlöndunum
A “Nordic Utopia” – Conference on marginalization
and social injustice in the Nordics
Panel: Colonialism & white feminism – why do we close
our eyes to colonialism in the Nordics?
Panel: Queerness – beyond American culture – what is
queerness in a Nordic context?
Norræna húsið – kl. 13-17
The Nordic House – 1-5 p.m.

Sunnudagur 8. ágúst
Sunday August 8th

A “Nordic Utopia” – Ráðstefna um jaðarsetningu á
Norðurlöndunum
A “Nordic Utopia” – Conference on marginalization
and social injustice in the Nordics
Panel: Why is gender such a defining factor when it
comes to hate speech?
Panel: Immigrants, emigrants & asylum seekers – the
value of “integration” into Nordic societies
Norræna húsið – kl. 13-17
The Nordic House – 1-5 p.m.
On August 6-8, Vía publishing and the Nordic House in Reykjavík will host a conference focusing on
and exploring marginalization in the Nordic region. Contributors are from all the Nordic countries
as well as Greenland, Faroe Islands and Sápmi. The topics will include colonialism, white feminism,
queerness, ableism, immigrants, emigrants & asylum seekers, hate speech, the intersections of all
this and marginalization in general. We will reflect on whether the status of equality paradise is
getting in the way of talking openly about marginalization in the Nordic region. Vía will publish a
volume with over 20 articles on these topics. The aim of the conference is to bring together artists,
people of minorities who have experienced marginalization, experts and all those interested
in having the conversation about where we really stand when it comes to equality. The Nordic
countries are renowned for being frontrunners in equality, but is that really the case?
Educational Programme