The Centre for International Development at Northumbria University, UK, with the key support of the UK Development Studies Association (DSA), has hosted in June 2021 a series of online workshops aimed at students, early-career researchers and development practitioners, interrogating how coloniality is embedded within development research and practice and how global development can be a driver of contemporary global, racialised inequalities.
See below the details and watch the recordings of an exciting range of speakers who have presented on topics including knowledge creation from a decolonial feminist perspective, research partnerships, south-south solidarity and the interfaces between ethnography and social activism, including two bilingual events (in Portuguese and Spanish).
The four Online Workshops of the series were:
02
June 2021
Juana Francis Bone
(co-founder of NGO Mujeres de Asfalto, Ecuador) and Dr Sofia Zaragocin (Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador)
Event in Spanish with simultaneous English translation
09
June 2021
17
June 2021
24
June 2021
Dr Moses Okech (Uganda Martyrs University), exploring the case of Refugee Youth Volunteering Uganda (RYVU) collaborative research project
Dr Nnimmo Bassey (Director, Health of Mother Earth Foundation & co-founder of the Nigerian NGO Environmental Rights Action - Friends of the Earth Nigeria)
Roberto Gomes dos Santos (militant-researcher, member of the Coordination of the Popular Movements Central of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and Dr Rolf Malungo da Souza (Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil)
Event in English
Event in English
Event in Portuguese with simultaneous English translation
