How Would Inmates of Lagos' Largest Prison Create Justice?
bys Joost van Onna, Melle Smets, Funmi Ayeni, Azeez Tunji
- Auteur(s)
- Joost van Onna, Melle Smets, Funmi Ayeni, Azeez Tunji
- Uitgever, jaar
- Rotterdam : Aardschap Foundation, 2021
- Omvang
- 40 p., geïllustreerd, 29 cm.
In close collaboration with a broad network of NGO’s and universities from Nigeria and the Netherlands, Aardschap Foundation – an action-research organization from the Netherlands - is conducting a multidisciplinary research project in Lagos: The Informal Justice Court Project. Combining methods from arts and academics and building on the work of NGO’s and institutions from both Nigeria and the Netherlands, the ultimate goal of the project is to explore ways to improve and accelerate justice for awaiting trial inmates in Lagos’ prisons. Aardschap is an action research group using methods from art and science to develop communities of practice, and piece together what makes places thrive. Aardschap projects each begin with experiments where we work together with local communities in a process of "learning by doing" we call action research. This process enables us to understand places and groups of people in depth, so that the actions we then take together have the potential for long-lasting impact.
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- Kast 30 - 2: Recht en Vrede ; See You in The Hague
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