Stealing the Master’s Tools: A Skunkworks for Anti-Racist and Democratic Open Access Publishing. In a decolonial project to disrupt traditional paradigms of academic publishing, a collaborative initiative was forged between a group of health inequalities researchers. With the support of King’s College London, Libraries & Collections, this synergy birthed ‘Stolen Tools’, a pioneering open-access journal […]

Imaginative Roots: Cultivating Decolonial Methods - this talk examines the indispensable role of imagination and creativity in decolonising qualitative research methods. While emphasising their necessity in challenging our current knowledge production processes, the talk warns of the potential for creative co-option.

Explaining the thinking behind the 'Dismantling the Master's House' article and the Stolen Tools journal. Speaking on racism in publishing and alternative ways of producing knowledge.