The Decolonisation and Global Health Research Exchange Network is a multidisciplinary network of academics, practitioners, and activists with a shared interest in unpacking decolonisation debates in knowledge practices are implementing a set of exchanges and activities towards contributing to a research and action agenda for positive practice. The network has a particular interest in the role and position of Africa, and in knowledge practices in Africa.
As part of this effort, the network is seeking to identify and showcase individuals, groups, organisations, and networks who are implementing innovative approaches to knowledge production and dissemination.
The overall aim of this scheme is to contribute to decolonisation of knowledge processes and practices through shining a light on approaches and initiatives that are positively transforming established norms in the design, production, translation, teaching, and use of knowledge in health.
Each successful applicant (individual or group) will be supported with a grant of up to £6000 for a duration of six months for implementation of their proposed project.
Deadline: 31 July 2022