[S1 Ep. 5] 🧶 Storytelling Circle | Mapping our routes طرق in diaspora | Risvolte x Darda(she)

​Darda(she) presents

​[S1 Ep. 5] 🧶 Storytelling Circle

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​COLLECTIVE MAPPING WORKSHOP (1.5 HOURS)

​On migration, womanhood, and seeing ourselves through the other

​Arabic - English - Italian

​17:00 open doors

​17:15 we start

​FREE 🤍

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​This episode of Darda(she) is dedicated to the stories we carry across borders, generations, and selves. Within Risvolte - The Festival of Yesterday and Today’s Feminisms, we come together to reflect on what it means to be a woman in diaspora — not in theory, but through lived experiences.

​The workshop opens as a storytelling circle, where participants share personal or familial migration stories: of departure and arrival, rupture and continuity, of what is lost, kept, and reshaped over time.

​From there, we move into a collective mapping exercise, tracing these movements across geographies and timelines. As routes take form on the map, individual experiences begin to resonate with one another — sometimes overlapping, sometimes diverging, sometimes revealing unexpected proximities.

​Together, we’re building a shared cartography where diaspora unfolds not only as distance, but as a living space of connection, memory, and transformation.

​Open to Arab women across generations, and to anyone who feels close to this space.

​No preparation needed, come as you are 🌻

​Yalla, see you there ✨

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​Max capacity: 20 participants

​For this workshop we ask for your phone number to connect with you and share updates prior to the session.

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​risvolte is a feminist, intergenerational and multidisciplinary festival conceived as a slow-release journey.

​the second day of the festival addresses consciousness raising as a political and relational practice, bringing feminisms from different generations into dialogue.

​the project is curated by @matassa.collettiva, made possible through the support of @fondazionecompagniadisanpaolo as part of the SparkZ grant programme, and suported by @casa_delle_donne_torino.