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Where To Go?

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Where to go when the highway no longer leads to interesting places?

This talk is about what Bayo calls “ontofugitivity”: how things go astray, and how sedentary modern knowledges and expectations are being upset by the shocking performativity or fluidity of stability.

The talk is about the COVID-19 phenomenon, climate collapse, Yoruba indigenous contributions, the weird and modest politics of making sanctuary in light of the failures of neoliberalism and the dangers of progressivism, and the promise of descent. 

The invitation of this talk is the call to go fugitive, to cultivate a federation of fugitive sharings – not as a way to deepen our sense of control, and not with an eye for “alignment”, but because we are exhausted and cannot keep reinforcing the web of relations we succinctly call “the human”.

This talk is hosted by Victoria Santos.

#76 Land, Lineage & Resisting Genocide

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Three guests share their perspectives on spiritual practice in the face of the on-going genocide in Gaza.

The Possibilities of Regeneration

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Origins of regenerative agriculture, offering a story that is both new and ancient in its roots

Time to Support Indigenous Science

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Faced with the profound challenges of a rapidly changing environment, society needs other ways of knowing to illuminate a different way forward

Help Amina & Her Family Escape the Crisis in Gaza

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For International Woman’s Day and because it’s Amina’s Birthday today (March 8th) we invite you to support this GoFund me to help Amina and her family get out of Gaza and into safety

Our Bodies Know the Pain

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Having long endured threats to their own existence, the Indigenous Sami community is protesting Israel’s war on Gaza

Aaron Bushnell’s Divine Violence

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Confronting our collective responsibility with the Genocide in Gaza through the brave sacrifice of a U

We All Live in Gaza #2:
Terror by Night, Solace by Day

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his is a difficult time. The situation in Rafah is going from bad to worse. 

The Unburnt Heart of Compassion

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A view on the Vietnamese monk who burned himself alive in protest in 1962.

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