One more week to apply for RUTA annual conference, 12–15 July 2026 in 🇺🇦Carpathian Mountains.
Having participated twice, I highly recommend applying—especially if you care about the region & epistemically just ways of producing knowledge.
#RUTA in solidarity with #Ukraine
This is the last week to send us your abstracts and art proposals for our next RUTA conference, that will be exploring the role of rooted and embodied knowledges as catalysts of change and drivers in shifts in power. The deadline for abstract submission is on Friday, Nov 15
Ask yourself: What kind of state bombs maternity wards 81 times?
Answer honestly and you’ll understand what russia is.
Visualization by @thestudyofwar.bsky.social
Imagine…
'The Alaska summit won’t go down in history as a “Munich 2.0”. That ship sailed out into the Black Sea in 2014. [...] If this summit does make it into the history books, it will be remembered as an act of great betrayal. Europe, however, need not be complicit.' New piece for @prospectmagazine.co.uk👇
I want to ask you all for your contribution to this important goal: a rehabilitation centre for Ukrainian women who got out Russian imprisonment. They survived abuse, torture, starvation, and sexual violence. Now they need a place to become human again.
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today’s Kyiv, the free world’s capital. what is happening in Ukraine will define the rest of the century for all of us, and you have the power to decide whether you will be shaping this future together with Ukrainians or it will be shaping you.
We had a productive time at #NATO Civil Society Advisory Panel last week with SGSR Irene Fellin. A busy year ahead with drafting of new #WomenPeaceSecurity Action Plan which needs to focus on operationalizing #WPS in defence and deterrence - see more in my article👉 academic.oup.com/ia/article-a....
Thank you for citing our awarded work on epistemic imperialism written with @terezahendl.bsky.social Olga Burlyuk and Aizada Arystanbek www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... & chapter with Oksana Potapova on Decolonial Feminist Visions of Peace 👇
With all the discussion of peace deals, do not miss this new article Ukrainian Visions of Peace: (Re-)Shaping Peace through Victory by Tetiana Kyselova and Dana Landau.
Honoured to have been awarded the 2025 Brodie Prize for our work, in which we problematise the persistent theorising of Europe's East and Central Asia through western-centric perspectives and russia-centric frameworks, calling instead for the re-centering of the knowledges of (de)occupied societies
