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The aim is to explore how artistic practices serve as infrastructures of resilience among displaced individuals.

June 3, 2026ArtsOpen Access

As Long as There Is Art: Co-Creating Voice and Resilience Amid the Institutional Gap in the Humanitarian Margins of Displacement

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The aim is to explore how artistic practices serve as infrastructures of resilience among displaced individuals.
Case study of Tongogara Refugee Settlement
Analysis of three interrelated survival dimensions: psychological, psychosocial, and identity
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Artistic practices provide mechanisms for psychological coherence, collective support, and cultural representation.
Interactions with external actors can enhance visibility but often prioritize curated over authentic representation.
Co-production is identified as an ethical and epistemic condition foundational for equitable knowledge production.

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This article examines artistic practices as survival mechanisms in displacement, highlighting their co-production amid institutional influences.

Friedrich et al. (2026) studied this question.

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This article examines artistic practices as survival mechanisms in displacement, highlighting their co-production amid institutional influences.