2026
#3 The cost of ignoring racial expertise
#2 Who gets to define “security” in Greenland?
#1 2026, brought to you by distraction
2025
#37 What you learned to stop doing in 2025
#36 South Africa doesn’t let you look away
#34 A new empire is rising and it speaks carbonese
#33 How to be a good citizen? If that concept exists…
#32 Why writing (and journalism) matters in a chaotic world
#31 The new normal is dehumanizing
#30 Why it’s hard to write about Papua
#29 Two years on, what changed and what can you do next? (Gaza)
#28 Why journalism must name Christian supremacy
#27 If silence is complicity, why sideline Indigenous defenders?
#26 People who hold the world together
#25 The weight of the bystander
#24 ✍🏻 Petitioning the press: calling out bias in Gaza coverage
#23 Is English still the colonizer’s language?
#22 Mona Chalabi holds up a mirror to journalism
#21 Decoloniality is just not… sexy or is it?
#20 What are we measuring in (journalism) research and why?
#19 Beyond the European gaze: decolonial lessons from Bali
#18 Give yourself permission to grief?
#17 Do we need more messiness?
#16 Making space for grief in journalism
#13 What comes after Western thinking?
#12 How can (white) privileged people stop being ignorant?
#11 Solutions to global problems at Skoll World Forum
#10 Connecting the dots is crucial
#9 The power of storytelling journalism
#8 Awareness as a political act
#4 The complexity of reporting about well-being (and meditation)
#1 Decolonizing health and well-being
2024
#36 How media fuel polarization
#35 Breaking the cycle of militarization
#34 10 insights from Amitav Ghosh
#33 How to stay sane as a storyteller (with Ankita Anand)
#32 How to stop parachute journalism (yes, it’s still happening!)
#31 Decolonization and well-being go hand in hand
#30 Ta-Nehisi Coates’s take on Palestine
#29 Can AI end colonization?
#27 Global citizens respect Indigenous knowledge
#26 Can we find a shared story that is not US-centric?
#25 “When journalism is silenced, literature must speak”
#24 What can Bhutan teach us about climate action?
#23 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: Japan 🇯🇵
#22 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: Singapore 🇸🇬
#21 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: Bali
#20 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: global movements
#19 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: memories of Palestine
#18 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: Amitav Ghosh’ vitalism
#17 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: speaking the truth
#16 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: a ‘dangerous’ keynote
#15 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: hope
#14 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: writing for transformation
#13 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: spring
#12 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: (non) humans
#11 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: an accident
#10 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: flip thinking
#9 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: is The West that bad?
#8 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: 🎬 And… action!
#7 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: solidarity
#6 The Inclusive Journalism Weekly: stories, stories, stories
#5 The 🆕 Inclusive Journalism Weekly: curated for you
#4 🕵🏻♀️ Looking for solutions
#3 🧠 Well-being and how to decolonize coaching?
#2 🧰 How to complicate the narrative?
#1 👬 How to deal with your doppelganger?
2023
#18 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka’s colonial history
#17 💌 A message from Sri Lanka
#16 🤍 The psychosis of whiteness exists
#13 🌌 More power to the indigenous people
#12 🍋 Short and (bitter) sweet
#11 👽 What journalists need to know about conspiracy thinkers
#10 💆🏻♂️ Therapeutic language is taking over our conversations, what to do about it?
#9 😳 What do we need to know about ‘woke’?
#8 🧠 Can artificial intelligence (AI) play a role in decoloniality?
#7 🎯 Problem-only journalism is a privilege
#6 Decolonizing journalism at the International Journalism Festival #IJF23
#5 Is Bali being colonized? Part I
#4 📚 Why you need to read “The Nutmeg’s Curse” by Amitav Ghosh
#3 🔁 Let’s try again: what is decoloniality?
#2 🌍 What is decoloniality, actually?
#1 👨🏻🎤 In 2023, be more like Bowie
2022
#35 👑 Harry and Meghan through a Black lense does Britain a favour
#34 👽 What can we learn from Netflix series Ancient Apocalypse?
#33 ✨ How can we feel lighter?
#32 🐝 Is colonialism to blame for climate change?
#31 🔥 Decoloniality is a hot topic
#30 🐾 Two-eyed seeing: the Indigenous and Western ways of knowing
#29 A shorter newsletter with a focus on praxis
#28 💇🏻♀️ Who controls the narrative regarding the protests in Iran?
#27 🌳 The decolonial deed of Patagonia’s billionaire owner
#26 👑 Through decoloniality you’ll understand why not everyone sent flowers to Buckingham Palace
#25 😴 You can’t wake a person who is pretending to be asleep
#24 😁 How to find pleasure in journalism?
#23 🌪 Typhoon Pelosi erases the Taiwanese perspective
#22 💃🏼 Decoloniality means to bring back the feminine
#21 🚑 What does it mean to decolonize global health?
#20 🇮🇳 Traditional Dutch clothing… from India
#19 🙉 News avoidance is a real thing
#18 🙋🏼♀️ Am I taking up too much space?
#17 👀 Do we have to see it to believe it?
#16 🧭 Where to find a new moral compass?
#15 ❤️ An ode to my teacher Anat Geiger
#14 🏞 Indigenous has become fashionable
#13 🐺 Intuition as a tool to fight disinformation
#12 ❓ What does it mean to decolonize journalism?
#11 🤗 Why community (vibe) is everything
#10 😴 What we can learn from The Nap Ministry
#9 🙀 Mainstream media creates fear and distrust
#8 🇷🇺 Russia’s colonial history matters
#7 🇺🇦 A digital war with lessons for journalism
#6 🇨🇳 The dilemma of the Olympics
#4 👑 How to contribute when you’re privileged?
#3: 😡 When is our anger useful?
#2: 🗣 How to speak up for justice?
#1: 👴🏻 Is the white man to blame?
2021
#33: 🎆 Let’s end the year optimistic
#32: 🇼🇸 What media can learn from Pacific journalists
#31: 🏋🏼♀️ White people need to do heavy lifting
#30: 👩🏽🎓 Q&A with Indian students about Inclusive Journalism
#29: ↪️ Inclusion asks for a radical change of perspective
#28: 🆘 What actually is the problem?
#27: 🙇🏼♀️ You are not your thoughts
#26: ✝️ The role of Christianity
#25: ✈️ It’s time for take-off
#24: 🚀 The pandemic has uncovered inequality
#23: 👯♀️ Inclusion needs community
#22: 🌎 Lessons learned from studying decoloniality
#21: 🤸♀️ Inclusion and embodiment
#19: 🤷🏼♀️ If you’re not sure, just listen to your audience
#18: 🏡 Inclusion is about feeling at home
#17: 🇵🇸 / 🇮🇱 Why we need to talk about the Israel-Palestine conflict
#16: 🔮 Inclusion is about futurity, not just innovation
#15: 🦠What can we learn from COVID-19?
#14: 😇Keep calm and act instead of react
#13: 😊 Empathy and inclusion go hand in hand
#12: ✍️ The week of the petition about parachute journalism
#11: ☯️ The yin and the yang of inclusion
#10: 🙃 Learning about anti-racism can be extremely uncomfortable
#9: Inclusion means to keep looking at the bigger picture
#8: Women need to lead inclusion, here is why
#7: Inclusion is a marathon, not a sprint
#6: How to learn through experience what it means to be white
#5: Why inclusion isn’t rocket science but isn’t easy either
#4: What does Myanmar’s coup teach us about Inclusive journalism?
#3: Why true inclusivity in media needs less talking and more action
#2: What can we learn from Kenyan journalist Larry Madowo?
#1: What have we learned from the Black Lives Matter protests?
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