living decoloniality 05: Jennifer
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In this episode Carla Vitantonio interviews Nigerian health worker and activist Jennifer Uchendu. Jennifer is the founder of Sustyvibes, a community where young people with a passion for a just world come together to connect and design new ways of living, for themselves, the planet and the world at large. Carla and Jennifer talk about decolonial practices when linked to ecoanxiety, to narratives, but also to power relations and to how those power relations shall be unveiled, even when relations with donors are involved Resources: https://sustyvibes.org/ Oyèrónkẹ́ Oyěwùmí, The Invention of Women: Making an African Sense of Western Gender Discourses Sabelo Ndlovu Gatsheni, Coloniality of Power in Development Studies and the Impact of Global Imperial Designs on Africa How was it recorded? Interview on zoom
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