Under the title ” What’s Two Degrees More?”, the Education Laboratory Latin America – Climate Change and Environmental Conflicts has…
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“We felt there was a lack of methods for educational outreach on the topic of economic growth and post-growth, which…
This working tool from an unknown source maps overtly and covertly effective forms of “White Supremacy” in all spheres of…
Around 150 people of different ages and origins tell their story: How and why did they come to Germany?…
Researcher Joy DeGruy’s book, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome , is the result of years of historical and psychological research. Post…
The Understanding Slavery Initiative is a project in the United Kingdom that seeks to promote, in collaboration with archives and…
With the compendium Caught in Society, psychologist Dileta Fernandes Sequeira presents one of the few works that deals with the…
Noah Sow is. Artist, musician, writer, producer, lecturer, media practitioner, theorist, activist, motivational speaker. Her areas of focus are: Art,…
Practitioners and researchers who would like to refer to the paradigm “intersectionality” in different contexts can use the portal Intersectionality…
In Plantation Memories, Grada Kilomba episodically describes and contextualizes experiences of everyday racism of Black people in white-dominated, post/colonial societies.…
Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack has become a foundational text within educational work critical of racism. In her list, which Peggy…
Those who wish to examine social inequalities multidimensionally will find in this volume both a comprehensible methodological practical guide and…