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Flipping Cancer @USF Tampa - Event RSVPs November 8, 9, 10 @ 2 pm 
RSVP for Flipping Cancer residency events, presented by the Department of Communication + USF Honors College, USF Tampa -- with guest artist-scholar Marie Garlock (itisinyou.org/about) 

All events in CIS 3020 "Performance Lab"
3rd floor of Communication + Information Science building, USF Tampa

Tuesday November 8, 2:00 - 3:15 pm
Open Workshop "Our Bodies, Our Stories: Cancer Communication + Health Justice"
Led by Marie Garlock, PhD, with Stacy Grove, M.Div.

Wednesday November 9, 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Public Talk, "Performing Cancer Cultures: Activating Health Justice"
Marie Garlock, PhD, respondents Ulluminair Salim, PhD, Patrick McElearney, PhD

Thursday November 10, 2:00 - 3:45 pm
"Flipping Cancer" Performance Production
Marie Garlock, PhD, with USF Tampa performance participants who are patients, caregivers, healthcare providers Performance at 2:00, Optional post-show dialogue at 3:30
*To join the performance as a participant, visit itisinyou.org/participate-usf, RSVP at bit.ly/FC-USF-CFP


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Tuesday November 8, 2:00 - 3:15 pm

Open Workshop "Our Bodies, Our Stories: Cancer Communication + Health Justice"

Led by Marie Garlock, PhD, with Stacy Grove, M.Div.

CIS #3020, USF Tampa

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Workshop Description

Come experience stress-relieving, creative, and refreshing ways to discern and share what you know to be true from facing cancer as a patient, caregiver, healthcare provider, health communication researcher or advocate. 

InterPlay methods are designed for all bodies, just as they are — all people, across, pain, fatigue, and mobility differences are welcome. Building unique skills to restore ourselves amidst overwhelm, we will engage in movement and stillness, improvisational tools for storytelling, vocal and breath relaxation, and be supported by live sound healing music. 

As we struggle to feel at home in our own bodies, tend to compassion fatigue, or navigate chronic stress, how can we also reside in our power, humor, grief, honesty, and interconnection as people facing cancers?

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Wednesday November 9, 2:00 - 3:30 pm

Public Talk, "Performing Cancer Cultures: Activating Health Justice"

Marie Garlock, PhD, respondents Ulluminair Salim, PhD, Patrick McElearney, PhD

CIS #3020, USF Tampa

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Talk Description

Why do cancer stories matter, and how do they shape cultures of healthcare, environmental, and economic action? Cancer narratives are often treated as currency for fundraising campaigns, or as anecdotes of bad luck, separate from the environments and inequities they arise from and reveal. 

With community-based partnerships, personal and professional experience in health communication, Garlock engages advanced cancer experiences through performance research that spans creative workshops in clinical settings, narrative testimony for civil rights and policy advocacy, and artistic translation of oral histories with patients, family caregivers, and healthcare providers. 

The resulting Flipping Cancer project asks: whose stories are excluded from mainstream cancer communication, and when centered instead, how can they mobilize policy and cultural change for health justice?

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Thursday November 10, 2:00 - 3:45 pm

"Flipping Cancer" Performance Production

Co-performed by Marie Garlock, PhD, with USF Tampa participants who have experience as patients, caregivers, and health professionals. Live music by Chaplain Stacy Grove. 

Performance at 2:00, Optional post-show dialogue at 3:30

CIS #3020, USF Tampa

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Performance Description 

FLIPPING CANCER is an interactive performance about health justice, in theater/story, dance/movement and visual landscapes. The project adapts interviews with people who face advanced cancers as patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers. 

What can we learn about healthcare from centering stage IV cancer perspectives, or about health equity from people living in environmental health sacrifice zones? What happens when we open space for issues often considered too taboo for cancer fundraising campaigns? 

Come engage with the wisdoms of people facing cancers creatively and courageously, who hope their stories will activate a more just and healthy future.

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