…and it’s time for us to say farewell to this blog and to our readers. We hope our blog posts could be of inspiration and food for thoughts for you: we truly enjoyed writing on the topics we are studying, experimenting with the blog format and interacting with you in …
Around the world, people are looking to improve their quality of life. Whether that is by securing clean water access, fighting back against state violence or reducing crime, there are myriad ways in which people see something that would make their life better. And there are three major players in …
Iran is experiencing the biggest protests and demonstrations against the regime since 2009, fuelled by the death of 22-year old Iranian-Kurdish woman Masha Amini*1 on 16 September 2022, arrested by the morality police for “improperly” wearing the hijab. Masha Amini died while in police custody after three days of coma. …
When we saw an article from the BBC about Coca-Cola being a sponsor of the upcoming COP27 talks in Sharm el-Sheik in Egypt, we all had a lot of thoughts about this. So, the four of us sat down for a roundtable discussion about what this could mean, how activists …
In this short video, the Indian philosopher, environmentalist and political activist Vandana Shiva, questions the mainstream concept of development, in a simple yet powerful way: If you haven’t read Vandana Shiva’s book “Staying Alive”, I recommend that you to do it. It is a strong eye-opener on the enormous negative …
