The author recounts his life and how it led to a career as an activist community psychology practitioner with a focus on issues of social justice. He tells of his upbringing, family and education as the background to a series of positions in various systems. The story shows an evolution from working with individuals to working with whole communities; and from working on issues of remediation an...

This article offers an overview of academic work that focuses on queer sexualities in Africa and argues that binary categories, particularly those imported from outside Africa, are not adequate for addressing African sexualities.

1. People who responded to the study remained committed to being an activist over the 3 months, but their actual participation in peace activism declined from April to May and from May to June. 2. Activism was associated with (a) egalitarian values, (b) membership in organized peace groups, (c) a focus on the successes and effectiveness of the peace movement, and (d) affiliation with political ...

This article explores the way archival material has the potential to become a core component of activism, through an evaluation of an AHRC-funded collaborative research project on the histories and futures of local food in Liverpool. "Memories of Mr Seel's Garden: exploring past and future food systems in Liverpool" is a collaboration between four academics, two arts/heritage professionals and ...

This paper mobilizes activist art at the intersections of disability, non-normativity, and Indigeneity to think through ways decolonizing indigenizing understandings disability. We present analyze artwork produced by Vanessa Dion Fletcher, first Indigenous disability-identified Artist-in-Residence for Bodies in Translation (BIT), a research project that uses decolonized, cripped lens cultivate ...