PROJECTS

A conversation with Toni Krizter, a fellow Disabled artist, birthed the term ‘Chronic Projects.’ GTM’s relationship to projects may change, but they stay with us, reoccur, shape shift, and overlap just like the history of pain and illnesses in our Disabled bodies and minds. 

From dance to writing, festivals to community space building, healing arts projects and more than human kin relational research, GTM’s projects have taken different shapes across a vast spectrum — all informed by years of embodied research and many collaborators.

Each project inhabits several categories, united under GTM’s values: use the tags below to navigate by category, and please note that all projects hold multiple tags. 

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Care Dreaming

An embodied dreaming practice for Disabled community to take lessons around care from our past and present and use them to help us dream an accessible future. Offered by Werk Groep Validisme in Amsterdam and facilitated by Kai Hazelwood. 

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Solidarity Fest: CareFULL

Facilitated an embodied experience called CareFULL. A practice exploring  collectively dreaming access for ourselves, each other, and our lives as part of the BIPOC Solidarity Fest by Hangout 070.

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Dance Beyond Ableism: Ready, Set, Play!

Encounters with dance artists from diverse backgrounds and experiences. Experience the joy of dance in accessible welcoming spaces. Together, we’ll celebrate creativity, community, and expression through the art of movement. Created in partnership between Theater Group Domino, ReDiscover Me, Dance in Education and the Lectorate at the Academy of Theater and Dance, Amsterdam University of The Arts.

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2Dh5 Festival, Ableism In Activism

2Dh5 Festival is a skill sharing festival building tools for an anti-facist future. Ableism in Activism is an embodied practice co-facilitated by Kai Hazelwood and Romi Brouwhuis.

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Crip Crap Community

In 2024, Kai co-founded Crip Crap Community Utrecht, a community by and for crips/spoonies/disabled folks for support, mutual aid, and fun! Crip Crap also offers workshops exploring access as a communal practice.

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