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We marked the one-year anniversary  of the South Feminist Knowledge Hub where we invited our community to journey with us through the living genealogies of Southern feminist thought and practice.  We ended the anniversary month with a thought-provoking panel discussion on “Building South Feminist Genealogies: A Dialogue on Memory, Resistance

One year ago, we launched the South Feminist Knowledge Hub with a deeply collective vision: to create a living, dynamic, and multilingual archive of feminist theory and praxis from the South. Rooted in our research, activism, movements, and communities, the Hub is more than an online resource – it is

The erasure of Southern knowledge is not abstract – but material. By systematic annihilation colonisers have long suppressed our stories, our languages, our cultures. They have dismissed – and even criminalised – the traditions of Global South people. This erasure and epistemicide, as Latin American decolonial thinkers like Catherine Walsh

What can you find in the South Feminist Knowledge Hub? Over the first year, the South Feminist Knowledge Hub has grown from the ground – into a vibrant, multilingual, multithematic tapestry of Southern feminist knowledge memory with more than 1600 resources in Arabic, French, English, Portuguese, and Spanish.  In the