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my afrikanness is embodied and alive

When did you realise you were Afrikan? What does it mean to you? If…
decolonise, development, education, healing, learning, questions, reclaim, reflection, reimagine, rethinking, stories and histories 8th July 20208th July 2020 Comments 0 5 min read

the memory of seeds and indigenous resurgence in tharaka, kenya

“In the global North, it has become more common to declare that indigenous peoples…
decolonise, earth relations, featured, food, indigenous knowledge & practices, power & power relations, reclaim, regeneration, restoration, travel 9th December 201913th December 2019 Comments 0 1 min read

why we should study afrikan history

“Tracing African pasts through the interlinked lenses of agency, possibility and imagination allows us…
decolonise, disruption, earth relations, featured, healing, indigenous knowledge & practices, learning, power & power relations, questions, reclaim, reflection, regeneration, reimagine, research, restoration, stories and histories 4th December 201920th March 2020 Comments 0 1 min read

on development (reclaiming naming worlds)

Development is a word and a world, A word from a certain kind of…
decolonise, development, earth relations, indigenous knowledge & practices, reclaim, writing 22nd October 201922nd October 2019 Comments 0 2 min read

on searching to find the africa in african studies

When we wrote our open letter to the department of African Studies, hoping to…
decolonise, disruption, education, learning, political, power & power relations, questions, reclaim, reflection 26th August 201916th September 2019 Comment 1 1 min read

it must do something to you to only be a throughway

“It must do something to you to know that you are only a throughway…
disruption, healing, indigenous knowledge & practices, questions, reclaim, regeneration, rethinking, stories and histories 10th August 2019 Comment 1 1 min read

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