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Racism in the aid industry: intersections between race, poverty, ethnicity, religion and gender

Introduction This text represents the culmination of the work done during the course “New Media, ICT and Development “.  I have chosen the theme “ICT4D, Aid Work and Communicating Development” because I am fascinated by online culture, communication approaches and digital media, and because I …

IoT and SDGs

 “Human activities have radically altered earth’s surface, oceans and atmosphere, especially over the past 200 years.“ (Turner, 1990) Human impact on the environment, is causing severe effects, that cause damage to the on the global scale.The power to resolve the problem is in our reach. …

The Scramble for Data – The New Colonialism

In my last post, I wrote about the importance of working towards digital inclusion, as the next billion internet users are expected to come from the Global South. Individuals and communities in the Global South stand to gain abundantly from accessing the internet. Improved education, …

Dismantling Stereotypes – The case of Radi-Aid

Have you ever heard of Radi-Aid? Through satire and humorous parodies, the Norwegian Students’ and Academics’ International Assistance Fund (SAIH) under the name Radi-Aid, has sought to dismantle stereotypical perceptions and representations of the global South. They released several videos the past few years as …

Racism and Gender in ICT4D and Aid Work

This week we will continue exploring the different questions that have emerged in the ICT for Development, Aid Work and Communicating Development during the recent years.  My previous posts were centred on the intersections between racism and other of forms of discrimination based on dimensions …

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