Fostering shared learning, support, inspiration, and movement building for practitioners of decoloniality.
The Decoloniality Network (TDN) is a collective of individuals and groups focused on unpacking coloniality within themselves and the organizations/sectors in which they work. The Network aims to connect sectors and communities across the globe to establish decoloniality-focused learning spaces, knowledge transfers, and innovation drawing from the diverse backgrounds and experiences of members.
TDN is deeply committed to:
By cultivating meaningful and intentional spaces for decolonial practitioners in the development, non-profit, civil society, and philanthropic spaces to build trust, knowledge, and community, we can co-develop robust, diverse, and decolonized knowledge and tools to realize the principles of decoloniality within ourselves, in our fields of work, in our organizations, and in the societies we operate within at large.
Connect with like-minded practitioners from around the world who are dedicated to advancing decoloniality across a wide breadth of sectors, initially focused on development, philanthropy, civil society, and non-profit spaces.
Share work, insights, and perspectives to inspire others through network-wide presentations to the TDN community.
Join forces with other members to collaborate on research projects, advocacy campaigns, and community initiatives that promote and center decolonial approaches.
Gain access to curated resources, toolkits, and best practices guides developed by TDN and its partners to support work in a wide variety of decoloniality-driven spaces.
Participate in virtual and in-person events, forums, and peer-to-peer mentoring circles to build relationships, share knowledge, and receive support from peers through a variety of healing practices with an emphasis on non-conventional methods.
Contribute to a collective effort to transform the development, philanthropic, civil society, and non-profit sectors to address the root causes of systemic inequality and injustice on a global scale.
Be recognized as a thought leader and innovator in the field of decoloniality within the broader practitioner community.
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