Foregrounding invisible foundations: (eco-)feminist perspectives on provisioning systems by Corinna Dengler, Christina Plank

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Ecological Solidarity and Popular Education by Astrid von Kotze

“…I outline three principles central to a Freirean approach in popular education: political purpose and bias of the educator; dialogue as an epistemological and ontological process; and the ‘vocation’ of humanization. Using an eco-feminist lens, I then suggest that ecological solidarity: being part of, rather than apart-from, nature, must be a crucial part of any education going forward. …”
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5. The Amplification of Ecological Awareness Through Art Practice: The Ecoartivist Drawing of Ecología De Un Abrazo [The Ecology of an Embrace] by Blanco Verónica Perales

“…This is an ecoartivist project (ecology, art and activism) that recalls the eco-feminist spirit of the Chipko women. It presents a participatory approach involving social and human networks (human capital in a 2.0 context). …”
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Young people’s views on religious fundamentalism, ethno-nationalism and SRHR: an SRHM South Asia virtual roundtable discussion by Sana Qais Contractor, Pushpa Joshi, Ali Rizvi, Adiba Saher, Nabakumar Dutta, Kavya Menon, Souvik Pyne

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