Decolonising research and knowledge production
This workshop is designed for researchers interested in confronting colonialism in knowledge
production. It offers an introduction to anti/post/decolonial theories, not just as a framework for
analysing research but as an ethical stance.
It builds on the idea that different geopolitical settings of
colonialism and colonial violence have shaped and continue to inform anti-colonial and decolonial
ideas and actions that consider them necessary because colonial, settler-colonial and post-colonial
systems of exploitation, extraction and violence continue to exist and are deeply embedded within the
economic, political and societal institutions we inhabit, universities included.
This workshop has three sessions:
- What does it mean to decolonise research and knowledge production?
- On Friday 27 october from 13h until 17h
- Decolonial research methods: challenging coloniality in knowledge production
- On Friday 10 November from 13h until 17h
- Reflexivity, positionality and ethics in research
- On Friday 17 November from 13h until 17h
The workshop will take place on the VUB campus in Etterbeek. More information can be found on our platform TEO LRN.
Create a guest account to access this platform and register for this workshop: https://wearephd.vub.be/c/9463
Or contact us at rtdo@vub.be.
PRAKTISCHE INFO
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DATUM27 oktober, 2023
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LOCATIE
Pleinlaan 2
1050 Etterbeek
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DOELGROEPPhD postdoc ZAP
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TAAL EVENEMENTENGELS