TỪ TỪ DIALOGUE
Từ Từ Dialogue was created alongside our community from 2020 to 2023, using participatory research and play. It is a tool to foster conditions for intimacy in the everyday life.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• 100 Question Cards with hand-drawn graphics
• 5 Power Cards to create a love-based conversation
• 1 Introduction Booklet
• 100 Question Cards with hand-drawn graphics
• 5 Power Cards to create a love-based conversation
• 1 Introduction Booklet
You can experience / buy Dialogue Cards offline from our friends:
Hồ Chí Minh:
Ném
18/1 Ngô Thời Nhiệm, Võ Thị Sáu, District 3
Rawberry Cakes
52 Đỗ Quang, Thảo Điền, District 2
Vinh City:
Mori
19 Hồ Tùnh Mậu, Vinh
Making A Fuss
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- Historically, the phrase "stop making a fuss" is used against the marginalized as a technology to put them in line. It is effectively saying, "You are wrong. Please stop creating drama on unnecessary things." But who decides what is wrong and right , what is un/necessary?
- In this booklet, you will find:
- A discourse on love & making a fuss:
- How does the concept of "making a fuss" relate to love?
- How to “make a fuss” in your own community.
- The use of projecation to create gatherings on fusses.
- Stories by community contributors.
- 70 pages
- an interactive booklet
- communally created
- multiple authors
- for personal use and sharing circles
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Whose story deserves to be told, remembered, and empathized with? Who is silenced? And who gets to decide?
Daring To Archive encourages us to offer a counter-narrative to the dominant status quo regardless of how “small” our voices are (with examples and some resources).
Against popular notions of love, this booklet urges us to…
STOP
- blaming ourself for a moment
- forgiving the other person
- justifying for their misdeeds
- spiritual bypassing our pains
START
- admitting that we were hurt
- validating our own reality
- placing accountability where it’s due
- truth-speaking about our experiences
Learning about Narcissism, by questioning who benefits from how we currently understand "love", I hope "love" will then widen to include the marginalized.
What’s inside:
- A playbook on building immunity against abuse
- Understand gaslighting
- 10 survival tactics
- Questions to spot abuse
- Resources on narcissism
- The biggest point about surviving abuse