Violence to Victory – How a Grassroots Peace Project Using Decommissioned Weapons Has Resulted in a New Art Historical Movement Focused on Recyclia in Mozambique, proposal accepted in National Association of African and African American Studies, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, accepted, February 15-17, 2024 (personal injuries forced conference withdrawal)

Amy Schwartzott

Violence to Victory – How a Grassroots Peace Project Using Decommissioned Weapons Has Resulted in a New Art Historical Movement Focused on Recyclia in Mozambique, proposal accepted in National Association of African and African American Studies, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, accepted, February 15-17, 2024 (personal injuries forced conference withdrawal)

Amy Schwartzott

Visual & Performing Arts/Theater & Dance

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Violence to Victory – How a Grassroots Peace Project Using Decommissioned Weapons Has Resulted in a New Art Historical Movement Focused on Recyclia in Mozambique, proposal accepted in National Association of African and African American Studies, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, accepted, February 15-17, 2024 (personal injuries forced conference withdrawal)

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown book
State	Published - 2024

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Schwartzott, A. (2024). Violence to Victory – How a Grassroots Peace Project Using Decommissioned Weapons Has Resulted in a New Art Historical Movement Focused on Recyclia in Mozambique, proposal accepted in National Association of African and African American Studies, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, accepted, February 15-17, 2024 (personal injuries forced conference withdrawal). In Unknown book

Schwartzott, Amy. / Violence to Victory – How a Grassroots Peace Project Using Decommissioned Weapons Has Resulted in a New Art Historical Movement Focused on Recyclia in Mozambique, proposal accepted in National Association of African and African American Studies, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, accepted, February 15-17, 2024 (personal injuries forced conference withdrawal). Unknown book. 2024.

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Schwartzott A. Violence to Victory – How a Grassroots Peace Project Using Decommissioned Weapons Has Resulted in a New Art Historical Movement Focused on Recyclia in Mozambique, proposal accepted in National Association of African and African American Studies, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, accepted, February 15-17, 2024 (personal injuries forced conference withdrawal). In Unknown book. 2024