Othering has been, and still is, a mechanism for division in the public health discourse of the West. Its historical manifestations during colonialism proper coincided with ideological othering in science and has since become integrated in...
Every day, an octopus spends the same amount of energy changing color as it does on nearly all of their other metabolic actions (digestion, respiration, etc.) combined.
It is our collective responsibility to learn how to communicate science accessibly in and outside of the classroom since there is no one way to teach, conduct, or communicate science.
In today’s world, fiction can recontextualize the relationship between society and science. It is a medium that can reciprocally reach what seem like increasingly different disciplines, interrogating the plastic space that exists between...
The article describes a collaboration between academic and government researchers and the population of a village turning to inland fishing (raising fish in ponds) as an alternative means of livelihood in a region of the Sundarbans...
Reimagining disability as a social construct rather than a personal deficit demands a cultural transformation. Current narratives often reduce disability to a limitation, feeding a culture of shame and exclusion. Instead, we must...
Despite a vibrant ecological and environmental science community in Palestine, that development is both overshadowed by the research and development scene of Israel, as well as demolition of entire research and education sites in Gaza
The insurgent scientist should in particular think about how to connect their work to the political tactics that live beyond the modes of engagement that are merely conventional by Palestinian standards, such as BDS.
Settler-colonialism seeks to weaken Indigenous communities, in part by preventing intellectual development.
Attacks on Palestinian educational institutions are as old as the formation of Israel.
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Since 2014, activists across the United States and in Mexico have rebuilt the organization, which now has about a dozen active local chapters and numerous working groups that bring people in different locations together to work on specific...
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