My conflicted relationship to “expertise”
Can we responsibly honor others by authentically centering ourselves and our experiences?
Can we responsibly honor others by authentically centering ourselves and our experiences?
People in the Global North are being re-awakened to their rebel selves. Now can we apply this in the global development sector?
What’s the difference between approaches to global development versus global solidarity?
A people’s movement is rising in Zimbabwe. Is aid and philanthropy paying attention?
Once people decide to be outward facing, concerned about the suffering in the world and wanting to express their sense of responsibility to others, how can we invite and support them to also transform themselves?
An interview with Bonnie Castañeda de Garcia of Honduras on the transformative role of arts & culture in violent environments.
(Or, introducing myself as the newest member of IDEX’s team!)
Here’s to the ones who ask “why” openly in meetings because they just can’t tolerate the façade of “doing good.”
3 places where my voice in #globaldev discussions have appeared lately
On one of the social good industry’s most killer assumptions: That in the developing world, nothing exists, i.e. that there’s a blank slate upon which our interventions can be built.
How-matters.org’s Friday feature! Sharing three poems by Simric Yarrow