Corinne Gray: Doing good and being racist. Published in The New Humanitarian. (15 June 2020)
Rosebell Kagumire: Being Black and working in a white male dominated aid industry. Published by African Feminism. (8 June 2018)
Mary Ann Clements, Esua Jane Goldsmith, Shawna Wakefield, Pontso Mafethe, and Swatee Deepak: Ways to be in action against anti-Black racism. Published on, How Matters. (1 June 2020)
Hala Al-Karib: The dangers of NGO-isation of women’s rights in Africa. Published on Al Jazeera. (13 December 2018)
Lisa Cornish: Q&A: Degan Ali on the systemic racism impacting humanitarian responses. Published on Devex blog. (20 June 2019)
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Alyssa Bovell : Interested in international development work? Take time to examine your power and privilege. Published on the University of Dayton Human Rights Center Blog. (28 February 2020)
Blessing Omakwu: On equity in the international development sector — we need more intravists. Published on Devex blog. (05 June 2020)
Leila Billing: Feminist Leadership: What’s privlige got to do with it? Published on The Medium. (4 June 2020)
“Elevating Black women is the centerpiece of everything I do: Stephanie Kimou” Published in Eyala Blog. (27 May 2019)
Aid Re-imagined and Arbie Baguios: It’s time to decolonise project management in the aid sector. Published on The Medium. (22 October 2019)
Teju Cole: The White-Savior Industrial Complex. Published on The Atlantic. (21 March 2012)
Oxfam: Tools to begin your journey towards anti-racism (June 3, 2020)
Professional do-gooders, here’s 14 ways to be in action against anti-Black racism: by the Healing Solidarity Collective
Tuck, E., & Yang K. W. (2012). Decolonization is not a metaphor. Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society, (1)1.
Anu Kumar: White Supremacy in Global Health. Published in Think Global Health (18 June 2020)
Adom Getachew. July 27, 2020. Colonialism Made the Modern World. Let’s Remake It: This is what real ‘decolonization’ should look like. The New York Times.
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Uzodinma Iweala: Reparations as Philanthropy: Radically Rethinking Giving in Africa. Published in Le Monde. (13 November 2017)
Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and Restore Balance by Edgar Villanueva. (16 October 2018)
Vu: Have nonprofit and philanthropies become the “white moderate” that Dr. King warned us about? Published on Nonprofit AF. (1 June 2020)
Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy Report: The Next Generation Speaks- What Emerging Leaders of Color in Philanthropy Think about Race. (2013)
Louise Lief: Social Justice Philanthropy Restructures to Focus on Power. Published on Inside Philanthropy. (12 February 2020)
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Institutionalized Racism: A Syllabus: Complied JSTOR resources
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