Sustainability
A commitment to sustainability ensures that my practice includes the explicit goal of supporting not just social justice, but ecological justice. It means I work with multispecies, not just the human species. It means I work globally in relation to the local. This requires an engagement with the interconnectivity and interdependence which characterises all things on this earth.
Sustainable Futures Global Network
In Eds. P. Albers, T. Holbrook, & A. Seely Flint, New Methods in Literacy Research. NY: Routledge. pp.115-132.
The Sustainable Futures Global Network brings together researchers, practitioners, and communities to address the common goal of a sustainable and equitable world.
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Transforming International Development.
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Perry, M., Pullanikkatil, D. (Aug, 16, 2018)
Beating poverty needs partnerships and collaboration – not just money
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Perry, M., Pullanikkatil, D. (Aug, 8, 2018)
North-South research partnerships must break old patterns for real change.
The Conversation.
Hannington Bananuka, T.; Okot, A.; Perry, M. (2018)
Sustainable Futures in Africa (SFA): Tapping into local people’s knowledge for environmental sustainability.
The Daily Monitor, Uganda.
Perry, M. (2018)
Aid, collaboration, or leaving well alone: Thinking about development differently.
The Scotsman
Perry, M. (2020)
Pluriversal literacies: affect and relationality in vulnerable times.
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