Talking about disasters, intersectionality, governance, islands 🇬🇵🇩🇲, people, decolonisation and climate change. Photography.
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21 Jan 2024
Completed mine just a month ago 😄🎉
18 Jan 2024
You deserve a PhD
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21 Dec 2023
New 📰| Toward decolonizing sustainability research: a systematic process to guide critical reflections
Read the Perspective ➡️ doi.org/10.1139/facets-2022-…
Written by @hill_ls @SarahGhorpade @Madu_G_ (@envwaterloo)
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10 Sep 2023
Suzanne Ounei-Small (1995) a Kanak feminist and pro-indepence activist on the need to decolonise feminism, notably drawing on US Black feminism, centering West Papua, Kanaky and Boungainville.
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20 Mar 2023
In this reflective text, Joao Gabriel (@JoaoGwadloup) analyzes the limits of both the universalizing form of Blackness that conceptualizes a world approached solely through the Black/non-Black binary, and multiracial alliances formed against capitalism that tends to minimize...
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2 Nov 2022
📢@envwaterloo folks ! Just a few days to go, just a few spaces left!
Don't forget to register: bit.ly/3EVrUbG
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25 Oct 2022
📢@envwaterloo folks ! We are organising a workshop on Gender and Intersectionality in Environmental Research. We hope to create a common understanding and share experiences.
📅: November 8, 2022 (on campus, all day)
Places are limited. To register: bit.ly/3EVrUbG
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3 Aug 2022
Today we focus on @hill_ls who manages the GDN email network 📣🌟
Lowine has over 7 years of combined experience in DRR, climate change adaptation, and biodiversity conservation in North America, Caribbean, Asia and Africa. Click here to find out more 👉 linkedin.com/in/lowinehill/
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1 Mar 2022
The top map shows which nations are most responsible for excess emissions. The bottom map shows which nations are most impacted by it. If we are not attentive to the colonial dimensions of climate breakdown, we are missing the point.
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4 Jan 2022
Hello fellow academics! I'm looking for POC Feminist Political Ecologists scholars/thought leaders. Ideally NOT a US/North American perspective and not necessarily in ENG. I'm working on DRR/climate change adaptation. Any recommendations?
#AcademicChatter @AcademicChatter
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23 Nov 2021
📢 Join us for our last session of the year! We welcome Prof Saran Stewart from the Neag School of Education and the University of Connecticut, and author of Decolonising Qualitative Approaches for and by the Caribbean.
When: Dec. 2nd, 12pm EDT
Register: bit.ly/3j0g3NA
14 Nov 2021
Expected disappointment. Year after year. Same people, same blabla, no action.
13 Nov 2021
My message on behalf of our #ClimateJustice movements to the Presidency of #COP26Glasgow #COP26 ‘hope rests with us not you & we don’t compromise on justice’ x.com/cemiaydin/status/14596…
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7 Oct 2021
Never forget the 1st thing Columbus did in the "new world" was rename it. He would go on to commit mass atrocities against the Taíno, but the genocide began when Columbus replaced Guanahani with San Salvador
Map: Taíno names of the Caribbean islands based on Jalil Sued-Badillo
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22 Sep 2021
“The stories from this 1st issue of Poplar & Ivy don’t shy away from pointing at colonization practices in science and conservation and how the lack of inclusion has shaped poor-decision making.” @dyhiapadilla
The first issue of Poplar and Ivy is here:
shackletontrust.org/poplar-a…
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