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Celebrando 5 anos de Whose Knowledge?

Para celebrar os muitos passos que demos, os grandes e os pequenos, neste caminho em direção à justiça epistêmica, queremos compartilhar alguns detalhes do que fizemos e do que alcançamos. Nós convidamos a todes a ler sobre esses diferentes momentos neste post. 

Who and what’s missing from my internet?

There was a climate change press conference in early 2020 hosted in Davos, Switzerland, with climate activists from around the world including Greta Thunberg, Luisa Neubauer, Isabelle Axelsson, and Loukina Tille. Vanessa Nakate, a Ugandan climate activist, also attended. When a picture was taken of all five young women at the press conference,Vanessa was cropped out of the image before it was posted to Twitter. Stories like this happen everywhere on the internet.

Development Induced Forced Displacement: Voices of Women from the Narmada Valley

The Covid-19 Pandemic has brought forth questions around lifestyle and consumption levels, developmental issues, large projects with damaging ecological footprints, concerns regarding who benefits through big projects and who pays the price, sustainable and equitable development and related issues like never before.