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.

The Dawn of Native American Solar Farms

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For decades, Native Americans were reliant on the US government to bring them power

Across Lines: Grief

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How do we catch people where they fall? How do we respond to this crisis in a way that doesn’t reinforce its architecture? What kind of politics is being summoned at this time?

Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address

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This video, filmed on location at the Onondaga Nation School in Onondaga Nation, focuses on the purpose and uses of the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address.

On the Trauma Embedded
in our Response to Israel and Beyond

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Trauma, I have come to learn, can be with a small "t" or a big one

#61 Roots Run Deep

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An audio version of the Roots Run Deep event from Nov 3

Letter to the Children of Gaza

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A letter from journalist Chris Hedges was shared with SAND via Dr

#58 On Extinction & Enchantment

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A conversation at the end of the world with the acclaimed activist, poet, musician, and artist.

When the freedom of the earth is everyone’s business

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A harrowing first hand account of environmental collapse in the heart of the Amazon

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