creating space for change

Media professor in the field of creative research through play, connection and (un)learning.

Tamara-Witschge-perspective

look at media from a different perspective

look at media from a different perspective

Creative explorations for curious people who are willing to look at the world, and themselves in it, from a different perspective. Question, create, pause, and play, with me, as we try on different outlooks on life and explore how we can inspire change, in ourselves and in society. Let’s discover together which beliefs need challenging, how connection can happen in unexpected ways and how (un)learning is an at times demanding, but always rewarding process. Are you ready for change?

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tamara

work with me

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Question

Challenge beliefs that hinder change.
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Experiment

Creative interventions for connection and imagination.

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Inspire

Connect with a community driven by hope and joy.

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Learn to let change unfold at the speed of trust, rather than at the speed of control: Play, explore, and seek comfort in a community that fosters hope and joy in the challenging process of moving towards social change.

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walking the newsroom

walking the newsroom

a sensory experience of journalism
from suspicion to wonder

from suspicion to wonder

illuminating the much-at-onceness of journalistic life
experientialist understanding of journalism

experientialist understanding of journalism

Exploring arts-based research for journalism studies.
creativity in journalism studies

creativity in journalism studies

Broadening our perspective on journalism practice.
beyond journalism

beyond journalism

Stories from startup journalists.

“Change requires space. Space for not knowing, so that we do not pursue change from a stance of conviction or certainty but let change unfold. Change also requires connection. Let us find ways to create sustainable and meaningful connections, and find the space within us to reimagine how we can live together.”

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explore with me

For public speaking or a collaboration.