#ShiftThePower and Me: A projector, a flip chart and how I am finding my way.
I spent more time on logical frameworks, understanding donor and back donor compliance requirements, preparing and amending contracts, reviewing budgets, ...
#ShiftThePower and Me: Direction, flexibility and collective action – my time leading a community foundation in Brazil
In my humble opinion, ICOM’s story is worth telling because of what we managed to achieve in terms of building ...
Navigating the violent process of decolonization
Speaking up is also an opportunity to continue the virtuous cycle of compassion for the many researchers in low income ...
Aid as reparations is misplaced and harmful
International aid as a form of reparations by former colonial powers to their former colonies has remained a popular notion ...
How child sponsorship commodifies children
Conventional child sponsorship, like a lot of other development work, is designed to position recipients as static, helpless, and uninvolved ...
De-linking power from wealth
We reimagine what the world and international development would look like if we de-linked power from wealth that creates artificial ...
Confronting the silence of our philanthropic actions
Some philanthropic players have spoken up against vaccine discrimination toward the Global South but most are still silent ...
Making the invisible visible: #ShiftThePower, mapping and meaning
Over the past two years, participants in the #ShiftThePower movement have created a vibrant, living, and evolving network map of ...
Time to rethink “capacity” in the Global South
Authentic capacity does not have to be pegged against parameters, or measures that have no bearing to local realities ...
The road travelled and the road ahead: A conversation with Tatiana Fraga Diez as Comunalia turns ten
The GFCF checked in with Tatiana to discuss the work of Comunlia ...
