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personal reflections, explorations and provocations
RIP Everjoice Win
We mourn the passing of Everjoice Win (EJ), Zimbabwean feminist and social justice leader, but continue to bask in her legacy.
Grappling with revolutionary resilience
Revolutionary resilience recognises that individual resilience is needed to resist internal systemic oppression.
Unite for Congo
The Congolese movement protesting the conflict wants to say that from Nigeria to South Africa, people have united for the Congo.
Revolutionary gratitude
“Revolutionary gratitude” is more than a feeling of appreciation of kindness and what we have: it contradicts consumer society messaging.
Global South solidarity
With the current cessation of attacks on Gaza, Global South solidarity needs to continute to keep up the pressure for a permanent ceasefire.
Social media and the battle for hearts and minds
Media manipulation and censorship have increased recently causing many to embrace alternative social media channels.
Who’s defending democracy now?
As we continue to defend democracy, we do so because we know how important it is in ensuring peaceful and inclusive societies.
My month in the field – December 2024
In trying to be all things to everyone, what I missed was a collective anchoring of where we are as feminists.
2025 Literary wishlist inspo – feminist edition
Starting the year with some feminist reads can be a powerful way to ground yourself in the principles of justice, self-empowerment and collective liberation.