Join humanitarian professional, researcher and activist Carla Vitantonio on a journey exploring how coloniality is being challenged throughout the aid and humanitarian sector.
Living Decoloniality: Practical experiences of decoloniality throughout the aid sector is a new short podcast series exploring how individuals and groups from around the world are tackling the harmful colonial legacy of the aid and humanitarian sectors.
The series is available on Spotify, Spreaker and all other major podcast channels.
Living Decoloniality is presented in partnership with the Centre for Humanitarian Leadership, with the support of the School of Transnational Governance.
Listen to our most recent episode here:
Explore The Seasons
Season One
In Season 1 of Living Decoloniality: Practical experiences of decoloniality throughout the aid sector explored how individuals and groups from around the world are tackling the harmful colonial legacy of the aid and humanitarian sectors.
Season Two
In Season 2, Carla further explores the notion of decoloniality through three different lenses: knowledge and extractivism, nature, and gender.
Season Three
In Season 3, Carla offers even more conversations withpractitioners, activists and consultants who share their stories about efforts to decolonialise the aid and development sector.
Season Four
In the latest season, broadcast in Spanish, Carla explores practices of decoloniality in Latin America, sharing more conversations with practitioners, activists and consultants who are on a mission to decolonialise the aid and development sector.
Season 5 Coming Soon!
