Bex Trevalyan·Sep 30To rewild our world, we first need to rewild ourselvesI was eight years old when I first felt it. A thunderous roar in my ears. A vibration in my feet, travelling up my spine, bursting out…A response icon1A response icon1
TheAPH·Sep 12From West Africa to All of Africa: Why WAIPH’s Rebrand as the African Institute of Public Health…For over a decade, the West African Institute of Public Health (WAIPH) has quietly done the unglamorous work that keeps a health system…
Megan Sety·Aug 30Why I stopped saying namaste at the end of my yoga classes, small changes with important…I originally wrote these reflections in 2021, shared on my blog as yoga teacher. I was teaching a primarily asana-based yoga class in…
Ryan and Ruth Campbell·Aug 17We have the workThere’s a collective concern that AI will take our jobs.
Fiona McKenzie·Jul 28From smarty pants to the class clown — more unlearning in North East Arnhem LandThis piece was written as real time reflections as I travelled home from my most recent visit with Djalkiri Foundation in Nhulunbuy…
Raghu Ananthanarayanan·Jul 25Dharmāgraha Session 22nd July 2026Living Between Inheritances: Identity, Belonging and Dharmāgraha
Andy Grieve·Jul 5Epistemicide and decolonising AI discourseIf you aren’t coming here from my LinkedIn post, please be aware that this is just a post where I talk about something that I am thinking…
InEducation and Societybynamse udosen·Jun 12Deconstructing Democracy By Namse UdosenA response icon1A response icon1
Zizo·Jun 8WHAT ELSE WAS STOLEN?Whiteness has long been aligned with rightness, or even righteousness. History, as it has often been told, serves as proof of the so-called…A response icon1A response icon1
Alina Rozanova·May 28What global art media missed about the Nauru Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2026Sometimes, truly big stories are not the ones that some “riots” are screaming about, trying to bring attention to the wrong side of the…
