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March 3, 2026

Honoring the Life and Legacy of Yanar Mohammed, Iraqi Feminist Leader and Human Rights Activist

“The feminist struggle is a global struggle, where we should be holding hands, we should be creating our forums and building our strengths and I will not say 'we can not overcome'— we will overcome, but when we will overcome, that is the question.”

September 22, 2025

From Spontaneous Rage to Sustained Struggle: A People's Movement Roadmap for Post-Protest Indonesia

Note: A wave of nationwide protests has erupted in Indonesia, triggered by public outrage over a proposed salary increase for parliament members amid a struggling economy. The unrest, which has resulted in casualties and arrests, reflects deep-seated frustration with corruption and perceived injustice.

August 25, 2025

disarm humanity: meditations from the third decade of the third millennium

Part manifesto, part scholarship, part extended poetic engagement, Umniya Najaer makes a radical bid for a better future in a singularly peerless transdisciplinary work.

August 15, 2025

Asia-Pacific Environmental Organization Survey

The Global Justice Program at the Othering & Belonging Institute at the University of California, Berkeley, United States, invites your organization to participate in a survey on the activities and perspectives of climate, agri-food, and environmental organizations in the Asia-Pacific region.

Publication
April 26, 2023

African Just Transitions

In our research for this paper, we focus on how African climate, agri-food, and environmental organizations are combating the drivers of the climate crisis, managing the impacts of the climate crisis, and forging strategies to build climate resilience.