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 ...

Abstract This paper calls for greater attention to the interpersonal aspects of youth activism through a sociological and Black feminist exploration peer relationships within political engagement. Drawing on multi‐method qualitative research, work foregrounds perspectives experiences girls colour involved in an anti‐racist Scottish charity. I argue that community friendship ties cultivated part...

OBJECTIVE To compare learning styles of undergraduate and postgraduate medical students. STUDY DESIGN Observational, comparative study. PLACE AND DURATION OF STUDY Department of Medical Education, Army Medical College, NUST, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, during February and March 2012. METHODOLOGY A total of 170 students were divided into two equal groups of undergraduate students of Army Medical...

Abstract Decolonial political ecology embodies far more than mere critique. Rather, decolonial ecologies allow us to advance transformative proposals, articulate sophisticated reflections on emancipatory practices, and, above all, re-imagine future scenarios and horizons. These imagined horizons were articulated by three women from different social contexts: Bernadete Souza Ferreira Santos, a i...