For those working in the development and social justice sectors who come from community with experience of being colonized:
What does #decolonization mean to you? And what is not decolonization for you?
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For those working in the development and social justice sectors who come from community with experience of being colonized:
What does #decolonization mean to you? And what is not decolonization for you?
Hi, people! This is still a preliminary idea, but I am thinking of inviting someone to talk to a small group of diverse young people from LMICs located in almost all continents about global solidarity for social justice with an intersectional feminist perspective.
Are you someone who might be interested in doing it, or do you know someone who might fit? Please put comments below or DM me! Thank you! 💜
Deciding to start an independent global consulting career on Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights (SRHR) + gender/intersectionality in health.
Do contact me if you need consultancy service in these topics. Depending on client types & assignment purposes, my rate can be flexible.