This paper provides a review of empirical studies published with a decolonial epistemic
approach in psychology. Our goal was to better understand how decolonial approaches are …

In this article, I trace landscapes of decolonial inquiry centered on two questions: What is the
work of decolonial inquiry? What are the imperatives of researchers committed to decolonial …

This article argues for the importance of taking a decolonial turn when seeking to
understand and contest the multiple layers of colonial violences that shape the lives of …

Abolition is the eradication or elimination of conditions and circumstances that encroach our
humanity, and our more than human relationships. To be free is to live with dignity, and …

In this article, we reflect on “counterspaces” as passageways toward decolonial healing and
justice, especially when working within conditions marked by historical and continuous …

Most qualitative social justice research is guided by a critical theory–based understanding of
justice, which conceives of justice as something that can be achieved, made present. For …

After the demise of liberal peacebuilding, the policy literature often views peacebuilding as a
project aimed at avoiding relapse into conflict, focusing on prevention, stabilisation and hard …

We crafted our article in the spirit of decolonial women of color writings, as we engaged a
retrospective auto-ethnographic methodology through poetries. We conceptualize auto …

As community psychology increasingly assigns decolonial designations to theory and
research, practitioners face the possibility that decoloniality options within a colonial project …

Palestine for Palestinians in diaspora exists in the memory and enactments of cultural
traditions passed down from generations. This is due, in large part, to the Israeli colonial …