CfA/P: A decolonial manual

published by punctum books (CA), a decolonial manual is an open-access critical book of daily routines and struggles, creativity and resistance

neither an introduction to the decolonial movement nor an attempt to popularise it, our manual will show what decolonial thinking can do across various spheres of everyday life, including professional, social, communal, natural, leisurely, domestic, street and other environments

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To dream alive in a time of colonial fascism

by Neferti Xina Tadiar

On decolonial cries, cracks, and seeds

A letter to those who struggle against coloniality and for an otherwise

by Catherine E. Walsh

Stories from the frontlines of the pandemic 

Imperial wars, bans, and everyday resistance by Arab Americans

by Sunaina Maira and Angel Trazo

My purple hair

A decolonial take on race, agencies, and new and old privileges

by Shzr Ee Tan

Colonization of our oceans 

by Larelle Bossi

The sovereignty of Artemis

by Natalie Trevino

The challenge of decolonizing science education in a settler colonial context 

Implications for STEM educators

by George J. Safa Dei and Zainab Zafar

An aesthetics of life 

(For the struggles and joys of decolonization) 

by Imayna Caceres and Ruth Sonderegger 

Art in Latin America as a driving force of anti-colonial resistance

by Rízzia Rocha and Debora Pazetto

Learning how to decolonize archaeology with African-Diasporic communities in Brazil

by Rennan Lemos

Decolonial thought and social work A dialogue from the liminal spaces

by Alicia Rain and Gianinna Muñoz-Arce

Popular education and decolonial praxis 

by Manuel Chavez and Cricket Keating

Ko-design

A new relation for Indigenist methodologies

by Tyson Yunkaporta, Chels Marshall, John Davis, Josh Waters, and Jack Manning Bancroft

(decolonial) art as rupture

by Carlos Rivera Santana and Max Brierty

Spell-ing healing in times of transformation

Rituals for academics in existential transitions

by Kolar Aparna and Alina Hruba

Witch-Hunting, Past and present, and the fear of the power of women 

by Silvia Federici

The East of Western Europe

Or the dark side of decolonial heory

by Jeta Mulaj

Decolonizing our institutions

Reflections on the Centennial of Duke University

by Nayoung Aimee Kwon

Remembering Empire

A search for “Intertwined Histories” of postcolonial Korea and Japan

by Deokhyo Choi

A tree is an entire country

Antillanity as decolonial method in the philosophy of Édouard Glissant

by Miguel Gualdrón Ramírez

Decolonization co-opted

Deleuze in Palestine

by Joshua M. Hall

Meaning and existence beyond modernism

by Elif Berk

A pluriversal manifesto 

From the perspective of an Egyptian libertarian socialist

by Robert K. Beshara

(De)coloniality of naming

The visual work of Maya Kaqchikel artist Marilyn Boror Bor

by Alicia Ivonne Estrada 

The three C’s of decoloniality

Conflict, connection, creation 

by Gwendalynn Roebke

The anti-thesis of the claim

A reflection on the practices of decolonization from both sides of the Atlantic.  

by Tommy J Curry

Boundary spanning in community-university research partnerships 

Opportunities for decolonizing research and teaching at universities

by Walter Lepore and Barbara Jenni 

From decoloniality light to combative decoloniality

Personal reflections on a decade of decoloniality schools in South Africa 

by Nelson Maldonado-Torres 

The materiality of decolonization

by Geo Maher

The decolonial nexus & reparations  

by Mahdis Azarmandi and Piro Rexhepi

Doing the decolonial undoing 

Land and recurrent dispossession 

by Nomusa Makhubu

(De)-colonization and the childbirth continuum by Chloe Mayne

Afterwords

by Walter Mignolo