In this episode Emma Grillo Kajava discusses the politics of time in antiracist and anticolonial movements, exploring how activists reinterpret the past, present, and future to challenge dominant narratives that frame racism as a problem of the past. Her work draws on activist knowledge and a “scavenging” methodology that engages with movement archives, cultural production, and lived experience to understand how these movements imagine alternative futures and inform both research and political practice.
In this episode, Ameera speaks with doctoral researcher, author, teacher of creative writing, and activist Koko Hubara about the inseparable connections between her personal...
In this episode, Suvi Keskinen interviews Nirmal Puwar about using creative methods and rethinking social research through collaboration with various communities. Nirmal tells about...
In this episode, postdoctoral researcher Hansalbin Sältenberg talks about his new research project on Palestine solidarity in Finland and Sweden after October 7. Among...