We are facing an all too familiar set of global challenges. In this blog, we explore ways in which evidence for policy or practical change emerges from knowledge created by Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities as they address climate crisis and adaptation.

The Antigonish Movement in Eastern Canada of the 1930s and 40s led by Moses Coady, the work of Paulo Freire of Brazil in the 60s-90s, the vision of Julius Nyerere of Tanzania, Myles Horton and the work of Highlander Center

Yinka Shonibare is a British artist with a Nigerian heritage. Born in London and raised between London and Lagos, he identifies himself as a ‘postcolonial hybrid’. His work sheds light on the performance of power.

Madiba and Engaged Scholarship: Remarks in celebration of Nelson Mandela Day at Rhodes University, Makhanda, South Africa-July 18, 2022