Letters on God and Letters to a Young Woman

Reimagining the Politics of Belonging Through Counterstorytelling: A Decolonial Praxis of Refusal and Desire

“…Our counterstorytelling is never complete or foreclosed. Even as we affirm and assert our stories as answers, we must, just as importantly, "live the questions" (Rilke, 1984) 3. Yet another example of these entanglements is how the nation states of India and Bangladesh retained enclaves within each other's newly demarcated boundaries following independence from British rule.…”

Guest editorial: A disruptive disposition: Attitudes for justice-seeking partnerships illuminating and making transparent our intentions and purposes

“…A realization that we are all on a continuum of personal and professional development and that we will inherently misstep if we take any steps at all allows us to have the grace with ourselves and each other to return, regroup, reframe and recalibrate our work and our partnerships. While we find solace in the words of Rilke (2016), that we sometimes must live our way into answers that could not be given to us now, his words also require a sense of humility partnered with a willingness to review, reflect, revise and to set a new course for the work. In partnerships, we intentionally review and revise as we learn and build together and together are involved in implementing the work.…”