My favourite reading groups, mailing lists, online courses, and sources to read/watch/engage with decoloniality / theory / feminism: 🧵
1. Reading groups:
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- diffract. centre for theoretical periphery. Online, hybrid, and in-person (Berlin) reading groups. I attended/follow two (Relational Arthritis and SO-FAR). Always a fantastic selection of texts and an amazing community!.
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- The Feminist Duration Reading Group. Underrepresented texts, read aloud jointly
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2. Emailing lists to join:
- Decolonial Research Group
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- Decolonising Collective Leiden
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3. Websites with events, lectures, reading lists, blogs, and etc:
South South Movement:
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Postcolonial Hierarchies in Peace and Conflict (and their Rewriting Conflict Virtual Encyclopaedia). Shameless self-promotion 😀
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Decolonial Futures (includes Pedagogical Experiments; Showing Up Differently; Resources, etc)
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Key Concepts,
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4. Online courses:
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research has a good selection of courses offered monthly. I attended a course by Paige Sweet on Psychoanalysis, Gender, and Literature: an Introduction to Hélène Cixous. Not free but scholarships available
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- The New School for Social Research has a public programme, with events and online courses they offer for free. I attended their Feminist Research Methodologies and Digital Feminist Research by New University in Exile Consortium
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- Oral History Training Workshops at Columbia University, on anti-oppression and decolonial oral history practices. The workshops are held online and are recorded, maybe there is an option to have access to their recordings:
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@DurdiyevaSelbi
Fantastic list! I'm hoping there will be a few based out of the global south as well soon :-)
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