Kinship
Content on theory, vision & strategy for kinship and includes content relating to family, parents, children, youth, gender roles within the family, patriarchy, participatory kinship, and ideas and projects that imagine kinship in a more just world.
What difference did #MeToo actually make? In 2017 and 2018, the viral hashtag became a global sensation that motivated millions to speak…
In 2010, a group of Kenyan skateboarders came together to formalize their community, through the formation of the Skateboarding Society of Kenya (SSK).…
“Solidarity is the political version of love.” – Jewish feminist activist Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz As of today, it has been a month since the…
During Trump’s tumultuous four-year reign (2017-2021), democratic norms in the U.S. experienced a huge shock. Almost overnight, the U.S. became a different…
Feminist decolonial discourse helps ensure that progress is more inclusive, just, and transformative for all. An interview with Post Growth Fellow, Sonia Tesfaye.…
The second round of elections in Argentina will take place on Sunday, November 19th, amidst currency devaluation and growing indebtedness. Ultra-right politician…
Following the deadly Hamas attacks, Israel has engaged in non-stop bombing in the last weeks on the 2.3 million people living in the Gaza strip.…
“If the spectacle — understood in the limited sense of those ‘mass media’ that are its most stultifying superficial manifestation — seems…
Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last year, nearly half the states in the U.S. have banned abortion. As a result, 25 million women of reproductive…
Election day in the US is November 5 and as we get closer to that day there is much greater awareness and…
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