Welcome to our decolonial blog page. Here we share recorded interviews, talks and panels on decolonial concepts, histories, strategies of chance, information and tips to learning sources.
Topics can relate to capitalism, imperialism, (neo-) colonialism, ecocide & climate breakdown, (institutional) racism, spirituality, genocide and patriarchy from a decolonial perspective. If you would like to propose a subject or idea for a post, do feel free to contact us. Posts wil be based mostly on our bi-weekly Decolonial Learning Sessions. If you would like to attend a decolonial learning session do keep an eye on our events page.
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Tijdens deze Decolonial Learning Session gaan we in gesprek met Sam Pormes over het ontstaan van de beweging voor een onafhankelijk Republiek Maluku Selatan (RMS). Pormes schreef daarover het boek Grijpen naar een Schaduw, het eerste boek van een Molukker over de dekolonisatie van de Molukken. Hij biedt een kritisch perspectief op het Hollandocentrische wereldbeeld…
This session dives into a decolonizing perspective on the role of carbon offsets in global climate politics. The two hour session consist of two parts. First, an interactive workshop will be moderated by Dr. Tamra Gilbertson and Thomas Joseph.Here, the audience will take part in facilitated group activity working to define key concepts in structural…
What’s happening in Iran? In this Decolonial Learning Session Setareh Sadeqi, an Iranian based activist, offers insights from inside Iran. With a critical perspective on both Western narratives and Iranian policies, Setareh will reflect on the current protests in Iran. From the impact of the Iranian revolution of 1979 on today’s Iranian society and it’s…
After the second world war many countries gained their formal independence from their colonizers. However, we still see a reproduction of neo-colonial outcomes and practices that are reproduced within countries, nation states and the borders that were created under colonialism. This can be observed in legal, social, cultural, economic and military infrastructures, to name a…
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