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Videos

Videos

BCRW produces original videos, film projects, and livestreamed and recorded on-campus events. Our educational videos are used in college classrooms around the globe, and have been featured at the Tate Modern, the Brooklyn Museum, the Venice Biennale, and MoMA. A few representative videos are below and the full collection is available on our YouTube channel.

Chache Konn Dwa W: Videyo pou nou defann tèt nou reyalize pa Fanm Ayisyen pou Refijye Ayisyen

Se òganizasyon HWHR (Fanm Ayisyen pou Refijye Ayisyen) ki fè videyo "Chache Konn Dwa w" sila a ansanm ak BCRW (Sant Barnard pou Rechèch sou Fanm). Òganizasyon "Take Root Justice" bay bon kou kolaborasyon ak

Know Your Rights: A Self-Advocacy Video for Haitian Asylum-Seekers

Haitian Women for Haitian Refugees’ Know Your Rights video is co-produced by Barnard Center for Research on Women, with extensive collaboration and support from Take Root Justice.

Dean Spade: Mutual Aid and Internalized Cultural Messages about Work

Highlight video from the Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups workshop series.

Dean Spade: Horizontal Group Structures in Mutual Aid Work

Highlight video from the Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups workshop series.

Dean Spade: Group Culture around Capacity in Mutual Aid

Highlight video from the Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups workshop series.

Dean Spade: Facilitating Conversations about Capacity in Mutual Aid Groups

Highlights from the Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups workshop series.

Dean Spade: Burnout in Mutual Aid Groups

Highlight clip from the Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups workshop series.

Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups (Workshop 3): Skills for Abolitionist Practice

A workshop with Dean Spade on giving and receiving feedback in mutual aid groups.

Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups (Workshop 2): Decision-Making

A workshop in a multi-session series on planning and making decisions together in mutual aid groups facilitated by Dean Spade.

How to Go Mad Without Losing Your Mind: Madness and Black Radical Creativity

La Marr Jurelle Bruce in conversation with Farah Jasmine Griffin on Bruce's new book, How to Go Mad Without Losing Your Mind: Madness and Black Radical Creativity.

Building Capacity for Mutual Aid Groups (Workshop 1): No Masters, No Flakes!

A workshop in a multi-session series with Dean Spade exploring group culture, capacity, overwork, procrastination, and perfectionism in mutual aid groups.

We Keep Us Safe: Collective Care and Resilience in New York City Public Housing

Jayah Arnett, Camille Napoleon, Saundrea Coleman, and Michael Partis discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on residents of NYCHA and how residents built networks of care and solidarity for each other.

Minor Detail: The Helen Pond McIntyre ’48 Salon in Honor of Adania Shibli

Adania Shibli, Madeleine Thien, and Layli Long Soldier discuss Shibli's haunting novel, Minor Detail.

Rhiannon Giddens in Concert

Rhiannon Giddens performing live with Francesco Turrisi

Soft Borders: Conversation with Scherezade García and Nadir Souirgi

Visual artists Scherezade García and Nadir Souirgi were joined by Kaiama L. Glover to discuss migration, colonialism, memory, and identity in their artistic work and practice.

A Reckoning with June Jordan

A reading and reckoning with June Jordan's literary and political legacy.

Visions of Abolition: Black Women’s Fight to End Mass Incarceration

Art historian and curator Nicole Fleetwood joined us us to discuss art production and visual advocacy by Black women to abolish prisons and to end punitive governance.

Transformative Justice in the Apocalypse: Beyond Survival One Year Later

Featuring Ejeris Dixon, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, RJ Maccani, YaliniDream, Woods Ervin, and India Harris. Moderated by Kenyon Farrow.
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