The world needs less white saviours and more equitable resource distribution. So thinks Tasneem Chopra, a prominent curator, consultant, writer and activist whose passion n for addressing social justice issues has embraced many platforms. Khayala Mammadova* Ulviyya Sanili Aydin* An independent cross cultural consultant, she delivers acclaimed workshops […]
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Multiculturalism, from a binary concept to a plural one
People get hung up on labels and flounder when someone or something doesn’t fit into existing categories – the struggle to define multiculturalism in the UK is a prime example. Pinning this word down has proven to be difficult, and has been increasingly associated with religion, and with Muslims in […]
Writing about war
“Warriors for the Working Day” is a gripping tale of tank warfare in France after the Normandy landings in 1944. Sean Sheehan Although fictional, the story is based on the experiences of the author, Peter Elstob, who fought for the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War before […]
The late stage in the decline of capitalism
It’s interesting when commentators from both Left and Right advance a common description and diagnosis of what is wrong with society. It makes you think there may be something in it. Steve Latham What I’ve noticed is the concept of ‘demoralization’. It’s used in two ways. Firstly, it […]
Mines and indigenous peoples in Peru: A slow and silent death
The mining business is growing but the quality of life of the communities has worsened considerably. They have denounced abuses of their human rights and the destruction of their territories for over forty years now. Every day they face consuming contaminated water and diseases caused by the presence of toxic metals in their blood.
















