#Decolonisation

Nic Maclellan

MaclellanNic

In his speech to FLNKS meeting on Saturday in #New Caledonia, FLNKS spokesperson Daniel Goa throws down the gauntlet to France’s Overseas Minister Sébastien Lecornu, who has suggested that a

Arbie Baguios

arbiebaguios

Just finished facilitating a panel for #HCBerlin with these incredibly smart women@HebaJournalist @anitakatt@Lili_Assaba We talked about, among others, -how far we've come-origins and resistance to 'decolonising'-practical chang

The Polymath

Cappadiszle

Africa needs decolonisation and that’s not the same as spouting anti-West hogwash. That’s not what Pan Africanism is about too. Decolonising our institutions is not necessarily being anti-West, it is

No.1 Cancelled Curator Account

Danielle_J_Thom

Probably not saying anything new or profound here, but it occurs to me that those of us trying to change and challenge museums for the better are doing so because

Sunny Singh

ProfSunnySingh

Working on my #BigBollywoodBook and realising how most of my white friends, colleagues, acquaintances have NEVER asked me about my research interest I mean even the white Film Studies colleagues

Chisomo Kalinga, PhD

MissChisomo

I'd like to talk about the value and innovation of social media use, particularly by black/African scholars, especially women. For me, decolonisation = innovation and I turned to social media

Dr Annemieke Milks

AnnemiekeMilks

My latest paper, published #openaccess @OpenQuaternary : A Review of Ethnographic Use of Wooden Spears and Implications for Pleistocene Hominin Hunting. https://www.openquaternary.com/articles/10.5334/oq.85/Thread: This paper is the 1st eth

David Andress

ProfDaveAndress

Things which are inseparable:- the Industrial Revolution & the profits of slavery;- mass education, the democratic franchise, & the height of imperialism;- the welfare state and incomplete decolonisation;- pretending none

James Woodcock

JamesVWoodcock

One of the many great challenges in planning a history curriculum is spotting our own blind spots and gaps. Often, it is only w hindsight informed by current events, issues

Katie Stone

cyborg_feminist

My thread was getting wild so I'm going to start a new one with Florence Okoye's keynote 'Caliban at the Boiler: Rendering Speculative Fiction as Plantation Hardware' @FINOkoye for the

Musashi Nair

Musashi_Nair

European historians use a comparative notion of “balance of probabilities” when claiming knowledge transmission from Europe (Greece) to #India, but insist on the absolute notion of “beyond all reasonable doubt”

Aki Schilz

AkiSchilz

Today in a panel on decolonising creative writing, I shared a resource from @ShapeArts on the social model for disability, because decolonisation means understanding that *systems* disable and oppress, not

Inbal Harding

InbalHarding

It’s been quite a week and I wanted to end it with a little thread on how we shouldn’t be scared of big change in our museums and we shouldn’t

Pashtun Queen

SwatayQ

A short thread on decolonisation and why some of you should read more about your history before jumping to conclusions. Our colonial history is responsible for the stagnant understanding of

Johan S. McGuinne (Eòᵹ̇an)

guektiengieline

One of the reasons why I don't care about statues being torn down, or feel the need to support calls for replacing offensive statues with other statues once the offensive

Doctoral & Early Career Research Network

DECRarthistory

We would like to express solidarity and support with the art historians who have criticised the event, “Re-Writing Women into Art History” on 3rd December 2020 which perpetuated a narrow

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