My people
Decolonization is recognizing, interrogating, and challenging the forces/impact of domination, oppression, and external control in our lives (bodies, families, organizations, institutions, systems) that remain today.
Decolonization is recognizing, interrogating, and challenging the forces/impact of domination, oppression, and external control in our lives (bodies, families, organizations, institutions, systems) that remain today.
“This is the world I know I want to be a part of – one where we can all experiment, where we can stop performing, where we can belong, where we can relax, celebrate, and grieve and be confused…together.”
“COVID-19 and the climate crisis are asking me to move towards everything that home offers.”
Celebrating my tenure as Thousand Currents’ Director of Communications.
Where is the shaking of the foundations – literally and figuratively?
What does it take to lead a 30-year-old organization to change its name and brand to reflect its values? I’ll tell you in a few weeks after I’ve had some rest.
What is so “risky” about placing relatively small amounts of money in the hands of people addressing challenges in their own communities?
People in the Global North are being re-awakened to their rebel selves. Now can we apply this in the global development sector?
What is required for survival through the ages of not just bodies literal and figurative, but for survival of souls?
Welcome to the uncomfortable, yet hopeful conversation inside my head.
What’s the difference between approaches to global development versus global solidarity?