May 22 2024 11 mins 1
This episode needs an introduction: we defend the spontaneity of podcasts and we think that linking professionality to the use of expensive technical means is yet one more attempt to keep power and resources in the hands of those few who can afford them.
Nevertheless we are conscious that the sound of this episode is especially disturbing.
Thank you for keeping supporting us, your support is our strength!
Join us as we conclude the second season of this podcast. We explore the essence of decolonial practices, reflecting on our journey.
We try to pull the threads of the practices discussed: reconnecting with nature, challenging binaries and imagining a more equitable future.
What does it mean in a world where humanitarian and development actions are more needed than ever?
What does it mean for people working in our sector?
How can we practice decoloniality and remain relevant?
Until next time, stay engaged, curious and decolonial.
The transcript is available here.
Nevertheless we are conscious that the sound of this episode is especially disturbing.
Thank you for keeping supporting us, your support is our strength!
Join us as we conclude the second season of this podcast. We explore the essence of decolonial practices, reflecting on our journey.
We try to pull the threads of the practices discussed: reconnecting with nature, challenging binaries and imagining a more equitable future.
What does it mean in a world where humanitarian and development actions are more needed than ever?
What does it mean for people working in our sector?
How can we practice decoloniality and remain relevant?
Until next time, stay engaged, curious and decolonial.
The transcript is available here.
