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Decolonial Dialogues

A shared space for exchanging and advancing ideas and information about the decolonisation of knowledge – through activism, research, inclusive teaching and learning and creativity.


Activism
Good Trouble‘ quotation by the late John Lewis (1940-2020) – Alabama born U.S. statesman and civil rights leader.

View examples of current campaigns, upcoming events and other activities taking place around the world linked to decoloniality.

Creativity
Detail from the installation O Barco/The Boatby Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist Grada Kilomba, shown in the Fountain Court of Somerset House for 1-54 London (Contemporary African Art Fair), 2022. Photo: Carol Ann Dixon.

Be inspired by diverse examples of art and other aesthetic interventions being pursued by creative practitioners to achieve positive change and advance social justice.


Inspirational voices

Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced

― James Baldwin (“As Much Truth As One Can Bear,” The New York Times, 1962)
Highlights

This new shared space provides information and insights about developing and making effective contributions towards the decolonisation of knowledge.

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About Us

We are an international, interdisciplinary group of researchers and co-moderators, with diasporic links to Algeria, France, India, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Pakistan, Trinidad and Tobago, the UK and the USA.

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Use the feedback form on this site to correspond with the editors and co-moderators of Decolonial Dialogues. We are also on Twitter where you can also DM us as well!

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