Hello مرحبًا Bonjour Hej Ola As we wrap up our journey with Development Disrupter, we want to take a moment to reflect on this incredible experience and thank you for joining us on this journey. When we launched this blog, our goal was bold: to disrupt conventional narratives about development. We …
My name is Catrine, and while I might appear to be a typical, privileged Swedish woman, my upbringing tells a slightly different story. What people don’t see is that I grew up in a home with a single mother who worked in a factory for minimum wage. I won’t say I …
Hi! I am K and I do political analyses before breakfast. I am excited to share my thoughts with you in this blog that aims to analyze some contradictions I have found within the decoloniality discourse in academia today. I will do this through the lens of a children’s rights perspective. …
Welcome to our blog! My name is Miriam, a proud young Mozambican woman with a deep passion for exploring how colonialism and neo-colonialism continue to shape our world today. Growing up in Mozambique profoundly influenced my worldview and sharpened my critical thinking. It showed me that while many people believe colonialism …
Hi, I’m FI, Palestinian-Danish. In a world where identity is often weaponized, I choose to remain anonymous—not out of fear, but to protect the integrity of open discourse. As a Palestinian, I have seen how identity can silence voices. Anonymity allows me to speak freely, with ideas judged on their merits …
Hello مرحبًا Bonjour Hej Ola We are four passionate female students from different parts of the world, coming together at Malmö University to explore and discuss Decolonial Development Studies. While we speak different languages and come from diverse cultural backgrounds, we are united by a shared commitment to …
