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Reflections on activism, the academy and the Non-Profit Industrial Complex in Colombia: What a revolutionary ethos might look like

Correa-Salazar, Catalina ; Martínez, Laura ; Maldonado Salamanca, Daniela ; Ruiz, Yoko ; Guarín, Rocío ; Hernández Guarín, Luna Alejandra ; Ritterbusch, Amy E.

Global Public Health: (Re)imagining Research, Activism, and Rights at the Intersections of Sexuality, Health, and Social Justice, 2022, Vol.17 (10), p.2484-2499

Taylor & Francis

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    Reflections on activism, the academy and the Non-Profit Industrial Complex in Colombia: What a revolutionary ethos might look like
  • Autor: Correa-Salazar, Catalina ; Martínez, Laura ; Maldonado Salamanca, Daniela ; Ruiz, Yoko ; Guarín, Rocío ; Hernández Guarín, Luna Alejandra ; Ritterbusch, Amy E.
  • Assuntos: academy ; Activism ; Colombia ; Non-Profit Industrial Complex ; social movements
  • É parte de: Global Public Health: (Re)imagining Research, Activism, and Rights at the Intersections of Sexuality, Health, and Social Justice, 2022, Vol.17 (10), p.2484-2499
  • Descrição: This essay brings together different voices to reflect on several participatory research projects carried out in Colombia, based on human rights, 'empowerment', harm reduction, (im)mobility and forced migration, gendered and political violence, armed conflict, and the right to health of people in the social margins. We look back on nine years of activism to explore the foundations of what our friendships and relationships have come to know as a revolutionary ethos. We critically re-visit and reflect on the concept of 'the activist' in the realms of the human rights apparatus in Colombia, the academy and the Non-Profit Industrial Complex (NPIC). We look back on what was forged and what was lost to propose the critical concept of 'radical honesty and self-care' as the basis for a revolution that supports processes of healing and social justice. Finally, we imagine what 'healing' can look like, as committed activists despite our differences and positionalities. We engage with and problematise the different forms of activism that emerge in social struggles and we address self-criticisms, constant reflection, radical honesty and uncomfortableness as powerful tools in joining forces to continue social justice work and caring.
  • Editor: Taylor & Francis
  • Idioma: Inglês
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