Experience and Poverty, by Walter Benjamin (1933)
A short reflection on Walter Benjamin’s ‘Experience and Poverty’ and on why the text still matters for thinking about transmission, crisis, and intellectual rebuilding.
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For Prof. Nianguiry KANTE, a son who is relearning to live
That place… so calm, so hazy, so sad, so mysterious, so difficult to decipher. A poem about grief, mortality, and learning again how to live.
In my imagination
I know you will never be mine But still I close my eyes And imagine how beautiful it would be If we were together In my imagination The world seems to pause And everything feels
Reflections on the 2024 Sahel Symposium: presenting HealthyMaman and stimulating partnerships
A fuller reflection on the 2024 Sahel Symposium and on presenting HealthyMaman within a broader conversation about research partnerships.
Voltairine de Cleyre, Life or Death
A brief sharing of Voltairine de Cleyre’s powerful dialogue between life and death, and why it continues to resonate.