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Dasiba dasiba! Next week, I will be speaking at the University of Toronto on decolonial epistemologies. Please come through if you're in the area. 😊 Talk Title: Dismantling the Colonial Politics of Knowledge Production from Tamale to Toronto Summary In this talk, I present critical reflections on working in qualitative research to co-create knowledge with my community. I argue that scholars need to intimately understand the social, political and historical context of marginalized communities if they are to co-create knowledge that truly represents these communities while safeguarding the dignity of interlocutors.
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