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Join us for “I, Neang Totim,” a conversation about how one dancer’s accusation of rape in 1898 pushed Cambodian and French officials into another dance, around the meaning of protection and freedom.

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Season 1

Femme in

Colonial Phnom Penh

  • 1.1

    Mapping Krong with Filles & Grids

    How urban planning in the growing city of Phnom Penh was designed to preserve sex work and social order from the 1880s to the 1930s

    22 September 2023, 4-6pm @ Raintree

    Archive

  • 1.2

    I, Neang Totim

    How one dancer’s accusation of rape in 1898 pushed Cambodian and French officials into another dance, around the meaning of protection and freedom.

    27 April 2024, 4-6pm @ Java Creative Café Toul Tom Poung

    To Be Archived

  • 1.3

    Victime, Reporting from Sala Lukhun

    What media and medical reports on violence against women and girls say about law and justice in Cambodia during the 1920s and 1930s

    When & Where: Stay Tuned

    To Be Archived

  • 1.4

    Selling Maman Khmer

    How charity and healthcare workers sold Western obstetrics to Khmer women and families in Phnom Penh during the early 1900s

    When & Where: Stay Tuned

    To Be Archived