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Youlendree Appasamy

Youlendree Appasamy

Youlendree Appasamy is a feminist free radical based in Johannesburg, South Africa and works broadly in communications work.

Youlendree Appasamy's Blog Posts

Decolonizing the wikiverse at Wikimania 2023

Posted agosto 3, 2023 by Mariana Fossatti, Priscila Bellini, Claudia Pozo y Youlendree Appasamy

Close-up of various colourful stickers with feminist tech and feminist internet slogans and illustrations on them

A South American account of the 2023 Digital Rights Asia-Pacific Assembly

Posted junio 27, 2023 by Claudia Pozo y Youlendree Appasamy

Collage of women throughout history, signs and illustrations related to International Women's Day

Nueva fecha de lanzamiento de #VisibleWikiWomen 2023: Descentrando el 8 de marzo

Posted abril 11, 2023 by Adele Vrana, Mariana Fossatti, Priscila Bellini, Sunshine Fionah Komusana y Youlendree Appasamy

A light pink background with the duo-toned images of Language Justice podcast guests flanking the central text, which reads: 'Whose Voices?'

Whose voices and languages are reflected online?

Posted marzo 6, 2023 by Claudia Pozo y Youlendree Appasamy

Protesters wave red and yellow flags at a demonstration about the genocide in Tigray.

Concerning Tigray and internet shutdowns

Posted marzo 2, 2023 by Melat Habtu, Mulu Beyene, Selam G, Anasuya Sengupta, Claudia Pozo, Youlendree Appasamy, Mariana Fossatti y Priscila Bellini

The Whose Knowledge? Journey: looking back at 2022

Posted diciembre 14, 2022 by Anasuya Sengupta, Azar Causevic, Constanza Verón, Claudia Pozo, Kelly Foster, Mariana Fossatti, Perse(phone) Hooper Lewis, Priscila Bellini, Shamillah Wilson, Sunshine Fionah Komusana y Youlendree Appasamy

A series of word bubbles with the word ‘abortion’ in different languages sits above a yellow and orange background with abortion march badges from the UK

#16DaysOfActivism: Can you get reliable information about safe abortion, in your language, online?

Posted diciembre 9, 2022 by Youlendree Appasamy, Sunshine Fionah Komusana, Mariana Fossatti y Claudia Pozo

Image of an Equality Labs sticker showing a dark-skinned femme-presenting person holding a sign saying 'End mass surveillance'

#16DaysOfActivism: Our bodies, our data? Online surveillance and criminalization

Posted diciembre 5, 2022 by Youlendree Appasamy, Sunshine Fionah Komusana, Mariana Fossatti y Claudia Pozo

Woman tying a green scarf, symbolising abortion rights, around another feminists arm in Zambia.

#16DaysOfActivism: Reproductive injustice is violence against women in digital and physical worlds

Posted noviembre 25, 2022 by Claudia Pozo, Mariana Fossatti, Sunshine Fionah Komusana y Youlendree Appasamy

An older African femme-presenting person glances at a mobile device in their hand lovingly.

Resistance & Connection: an African Feminist Perspective for Decolonizing the Internet

Posted octubre 19, 2022 by Sunshine Fionah Komusana y Youlendree Appasamy