A copresentation, Elisabeth-Bruyère School for social innovation (https://innovationsocialeusp.ca/) and Anthropology and Social Change at California Institute for Integral Studies. (https://www.ciis.edu/academics/gradua… )
This talk focus on the figure of the woman guerilla which emerged within the Kurdistan Workers’ Party or as it is widely known, the PKK, which defines itself to be a political, ideological and military organization leading an anticolonial struggle against the Turkish state and which aims at creating democratic autonomous structures in the region without changing existing national borders.