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We were part of this year’s Foulkes Lecture and Study Day (GASi, 2022) and we were left with strong feelings and much to process. I, Maria, reached out to Marci to try to make sense of it all, and we became curious of what might emerge from sharing Marci’s experience in the group in London and Maria’s experience in the online group.

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hybrid group event response to Foulkes Lecture designing spaces for group analysis call for diversity generativity structural violence

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