by Liz Scarfe | Jun 22, 2023 | culture, foundational
The concept of cultural repair is not a clearly defined theory or activity – and that’s probably how it should be. So it’s a bit silly to come up with the Five Steps of Cultural Repair, of which this video is Step 5. But I frame it like this because...
by Liz Scarfe | Jun 15, 2023 | culture, foundational
The concept of cultural repair is not a clearly defined theory or activity – and that’s probably how it should be. So it’s a bit silly to come up with the Five Steps of Cultural Repair, of which this video is Step 4. But I frame it like this because...
by Liz Scarfe | Jun 8, 2023 | culture, foundational
The concept of cultural repair is not a clearly defined theory or activity – and that’s probably how it should be. So it’s a bit silly to come up with the Five Steps of Cultural Repair, of which this video is Step 3. But I frame it like this because...
by Liz Scarfe | Feb 23, 2023 | foundational, helping, oppression/anti-oppression, power
This article attempts to provide a concise explanation of the key features of industrial complexes and a potted history of the term. It’s mostly pre-reading for this article on the White Saviour Industrial Complex but there are also some good links here to other...
by Liz Scarfe | Jan 26, 2023 | belonging, culture, foundational, oppression/anti-oppression, power
Culture is more or less the way we do things around here (see my article What’s Culture? for a bit more detail) and of course, the way we do things doesn’t develop out of a random nowhere, and it requires constant reinforcement (and evolution). Hello reward and...
by Liz Scarfe | Dec 15, 2022 | colonialism, foundational
In the medico-biological sciences, colonising is something bacteria do all the time when they spread across parts of a body without causing infection. The very early migrations of Anatomically Modern Humans (aka Homo sapiens) from the African continent to the rest of...
