Decoloniality

PODCAST SERIES: Truth & Reconciliation after the 8 December Killings

All four episodes now available. In this series of podcasts, activist and thinker Sandew Hira of the Decolonial International Network Foundation talks with Arzu Merali of his experiences of trying to set up a Truth & Reconciliation project in Suriname to deal with the legacy

Liberating Lebanon and Decolonising the Discourse that Occupies It

Whilst mainstream media has (often reluctantly) been forced to report major Israeli wars and attacks on Palestinians, the daily incursions into Lebanon are rarely acknowledged.  This normalisation of colonial violence against the people of Lebanon is intertwined with the oppression of Palestinians, and the physical

Critical Muslim Studies: Decolonial Struggles and Liberation Theologies

Find more information here. Faculty: Salman Sayyid – Hatem Bazian – Ramon Grosfoguel – Farid Esack – Asma Lamrabet – Santiago SlabodskyNelson Maldonado-Torres – Arzu Merali – Asma Barlas – Saadia Benmakhlouf – Jasmin Zine – Amina Teslima Date: June 14 – June 19, 2021

More from Ramon Grosfoguel and Sandew Hira

If you have been following the Decolonial Dialogues then here are some more resources that you may like. Continuing their discussion on the USA, Ramon Grosfoguel and Sandew Hira look at the storming of Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. here.   Subscribe to the Decolonial

Opinions carved through experience: words by Houria Bouteldja

Sana Farid interviews Houria Boutledja. Houria Bouteldja is a french Algerian political activist known for her book ‘Whites, Jews and Us’: Towards a politics of Revolutionary love. In her exclusive interview, she has put forward her views on Islamophobia and is critical about LGBT. She