The online journal Critical Literacy: Theories and Practices is edited by Lynn Mario T.M. de Souza and Vanessa de Olivereira Andreotti. She is dedicated to issues of Critical Pedagogy with a focus on decolonizing knowledge transmission in universities and in the context of Global Citizinship Education/Global Learning.
Author: glokal e.V.
Many young people with a migration background face discrimination when entering the labor market because of their origin, skin color, language, religion or even because of their name.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSbH_uT6iBc Das Musik- und Videoprojekt “Krisenzeichen” vom kollektiv orangotango thematisiert die aktuelle Berliner Stadtentwicklung im Kontext von neoliberalem Stadtumbau, Immobilienspekulation, Verdrängung, Flucht, Migration und Tourismus. Mehr zu dem Projekt findet Ihr hier.
Unreflective handling of one’s own colonial history reproduces racism. Colonial ideas are carried into society through the institution of school. Textbook analyses show that an image of Africa is created that perpetuates racist ideology.
In this classic work, feminist Marxist Federici examines exploitation and dispossession in the transition to capitalism.
In this book, Coulthard analyzes Canada’s government policy of recognizing First Nations and, using Marx and Fanon, describes it as a colonial strategy of oppression.
The website of the association münchen postkolonial offers extensive information about the colonial present in Munich. In addition to a well-researched postcolonial city map and a mapping project, the association conducts events and projects with a focus on decolonization durch. The group is concerned with “making visible colonial relationships, persons, structures that encompass phenomena such as slavery and economic exploitation, genocide, territorial appropriation, racism, and exotic transfiguration or marketing of the ‘foreign’ and have found their way into cultural and knowledge traditions.” (From the self-description of [muc])
Berlin Postkolonial e.V. is a Berlin-based association committed to the critical reappraisal of colonial history. The website offers extensive background information on traces and actors of Berlin’s colonial history and anti-colonial resistance. The association offers postcolonial city tours, events and carries out campaigns and projects on decolonization.
Ojalá – Hopefully. Revista en la Diáspora – Journal in the Diaspora is an online magazine edited by Mauricio Isaza-Camacho. It is bilingual in German and Spanish throughout and deals, for example, with the topics of diaspora, life in the migration society and racism.
moveGLOBAL e.V. is the Berlin association of migrant-diasporic organizations (MDO) working in the field of development policy. moveGLOBAL networks and qualifies migrants and wants to make them visible as “development policy actors and encourage them to position themselves in the public debate on an equal footing. moveGLOBAL wants development policy spaces to be shaped by an anti-colonial, anti-racist, emancipatory dialogue.”
The Native American Association of Germany (Naaog) is the only association of Native Americans in Germany. The association serves as a contact point for Native Americans in Germany, does educational work and is committed to combating stereotyping and racism towards Native Americans in Germany.
The Reconsider Columbus Day and Transform Colombus Day campaigns aim to abolish Colombus Day in the U.S. and instead establish a national holiday for Native Americans and critically commemorate conquest, colonialism and genocide.