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SUMMARY:"Social Dimensions of Resistance: Afghan Women’s Lived Experience
 s Across the “ABC of Resistance”"
DESCRIPTION:Abstract\\r\\nDrawing on the “ABC of Resistance” framework 
 (Avoidance\, Breaking\, Constructive practices)(Baaz\, M. et al. 2023)\, 
 Aitabar explores how Afghan women\, living under conditions of political 
 repression\, navigate domination and constraint through everyday acts of d
 efiance\, protest\, and creative social practices. The talk situates these
  practices within broader debates on gender\, power\, and agency\, showing
  how women’s subtle and overt forms of resistance both challenge patriar
 chal and political structures and generate alternative spaces of solidarit
 y and meaning. By focusing on Afghan women’s lived experiences\, Aitaba
 r highlights how acts of survival\, care\, and creativity become forms of
  political expression and sources of collective resilience.\\r\\nShort Bio
 \\r\\nSabera Aitabar is an Afghan sociologist who relocated to Switzerland
  with the support of Professor Sabina Haupt following the Taliban’s re
 turn to power. Her work focuses on Afghan women\, particularly on their so
 cial practices of resistance and resilience.
X-ALT-DESC:<p><strong>Abstract</strong></p>\n<p>Drawing on the “ABC of Re
 sistance” framework (Avoidance\, Breaking\, Constructive practices)(Baaz
 \, M. et al. 2023)\,&nbsp\;Aitabar&nbsp\;explores how Afghan women\, livin
 g under conditions of political repression\, navigate domination and const
 raint through everyday acts of defiance\, protest\, and creative social pr
 actices. The talk situates these practices within broader debates on gende
 r\, power\, and agency\, showing how women’s subtle and overt forms of r
 esistance both challenge patriarchal and political structures and generate
  alternative spaces of solidarity and meaning. By focusing on Afghan women
 ’s lived experiences\,&nbsp\;Aitabar&nbsp\;highlights how acts of surviv
 al\, care\, and creativity become forms of political expression and source
 s of collective resilience.</p>\n<p><strong>Short Bio</strong></p>\n<p>Sab
 era Aitabar is an Afghan sociologist who relocated to Switzerland with the
  support of Professor Sabina&nbsp\;Haupt&nbsp\;following the Taliban’s r
 eturn to power. Her work focuses on Afghan women\, particularly on their s
 ocial practices of resistance and resilience.</p>
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