AIDD is a research collective formed at Goldsmiths, University of London, in January 2014, dedicated to the collection and investigation of everyday protest practices and their visual representation. Our encounter with protest practices is an ongoing conversation which will be documented on our website, and will hopefully result in a series of think tanks, publications, and other means. The AIDD o
nline-archive is a resource comprising of a collection of documents, writings, videos, interviews, art works, and other entries related to socio-political practices and engagement of what we call everyday protest. We collected information and media reflecting on different perspectives and characteristics of such perceived protest practices. The entries are not only based on our own research but also on submitted works by artists, writers, activists and others. It is an open source created to inform and inspire practitioners, researchers, scholars, or any other interested parties concerned with different kinds of actions and interventions practiced through daily life.
