We are thrilled to be hosting this in-person and online public event, 'Not just lines on a map: borders in a changing world' 🌍 🗓️ Thursday 9 October, 6:30-8:00 pm 📍 Old Theatre (Old Building, LSE) & online Register here: bit.ly/468GQAo

Join us for this #BlackHistoryMonth event exploring the legal, political, and community-based racial justice work that emerged 40 years ago from the Broadwater Farm riots. 📅 Wednesday, October 1st 📍 Old Theatre (Old Building) & online 🕕 6:30-8:00 pm Register here: bit.ly/4glHaze

From July 21 to 25, AFSEE hosted a residential creative communications programme at @hawkwoodcft.bsky.social for a group of AFSEE Senior Fellows. This year marks the first of a 3-year partnership with Hawkwood, The Centre for Future Thinking. Read more here: bit.ly/3I420pV

Tune in to the new season of the @peoplevsinequality.bsky.social podcast! Each episode features guests from different backgrounds in conversation with AFSEE Fellows @bvpaassen.bsky.social, @mandssegnini.bsky.social, and Ruby Hembrom. 🎧 Listen here: podfollow.com/people-vs-in...

AFSEE Fellow Georgia Nicolau and her work at Instituto Procomum were highlighted in a film by @atlanticfellows.bsky.social. Georgia talks about her work with communities at home and overseas, to help influence the outcome of COP30 in Belém, Brazil. 🎥 Watch the film: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIQz...

Looking for a podcast that weaves memory, history, and belonging into an unforgettable audio tapestry? Aunties in England is an oral history podcast created by AFSEE Fellows capturing the untold stories of Irish women who moved to London in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. 🎧 Listen here: bit.ly/4mjNQjA

A new short film from the Climate Action Convening in Colombia follows Atlantic Fellow for Social and Economic Equity, Georgia Nicolau, as she strengthens climate justice collaborations in Brazil and South Africa ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil. 🎬 Watch the trailer: youtu.be/9C6OA9zDly0

In a new post for the AFSEE Blog, @ddiazmejia.bsky.social shares five lessons from Brisas de Tramade, a small town in northern Honduras, on resisting extractivism. 👉 Read the blog: bit.ly/45qnsgG

🗣️ The call for reparations goes beyond historical grievances. At a webinar hosted by the Atlantic Institute and pan-African NGO, Reform Initiatives, William Carew of the African Union reflected on the theme for the year: Justice for Africans and People of African Descent through Reparations.

Last month, we hosted a launch event at LSE for @rojoneon.bsky.social's new book, 'Pobres porque quieren: Mitos de la desigualdad y la meritocracia (Poor Because They Want to Be: Myths of Inequality and Meritocracy)'. ▶️ Missed the event? Watch the recording here: bit.ly/45eh383

The ‘Aunties in England: Exploring Stories of Irish Immigration, Identities, and Connections to Home’ AFSEE project celebrated their podcast launch at the Irish Embassy in London. The podcast is available to listen to on all platforms. 📣 Read the full story: bit.ly/4obYn1l

Barbara van Paassen and Lyla Adwan-Kamara reflect on two years of conversations held as part of the 'Let's Talk about Solidarity' AFSEE project, trying to understand, critique, and reimagine solidarity in these challenging times. 👉 Read the blog: bit.ly/3H9TzJm

AFSEE Fellows and staff had the opportunity to take part in a participatory embroidery workshop run by Dr Tanya Harmer and Gloria Miqueles during Module 4 🪡 The workshop explored the role art can play in communicating dissent and resistance during democratic crises ✊

Outrage Magazine's #LGBT EIC Michael David Tan, MDC, was selected for the 2025 Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity @afsee-lse.bsky.social to join UK's International Inequalities Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). outragemag.com/outrage-mags...

As a changemaker, I am inspired by the drive to make inclusive, #localised changes happen, says Michael David dela Cruz Tan, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

I am inspired by the possibility of building a world where no one is left behind, says Lauren Díaz Arias, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

When #institutions are truly #responsive and #accountable to their citizens, they unlock the full potential of #societies, says Tomas Kvedaras, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

During their Module 3 trip to Edinburgh, AFSEE Fellows participated in a workshop facilitated by AFSEE Senior Fellow Jack Nissan and the Tinderbox Collective. The event got Fellows dancing and singing along with communities in Kenya and India 🎶 👉 bit.ly/3TrDHEH 👉 bit.ly/44EwTsz

While my work often requires engagement at #systemic and #organisational levels, the most meaningful change happens at the #human level, says Ida Thien, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

Shared artistic experiences remind me that cultural work is not only expressive, but also a powerful tool for #justice and #connection, says Eduardo Svart, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

I am driven by the voices that remain unheard, the women and girls who endured unspeakable violence in silence, says Mariama Jobarteh, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

AFSEE Fellows Myriam Hernández Vazquez and @katyrubin.bsky.social took part in this year's #LSEFestival. Their work focused on the themes of social, climate, and health justice. ℹ️ Read our news story to find out more: bit.ly/40GvLmN

To change #systemsofinequality requires knowledge, planning, and organising, says Masoud Aminzavvar, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

Witnessing the barriers girls face in my community drives my commitment to ensuring #qualityeducationforall, says Hadija Bonaya, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

The fight against #corruption is not an end in itself. It is a fight for #rights, says Bruno Brandão, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

Disability inclusion is not charity but about empowering individuals with disabilities by providing them access to healthcare, education, employment, and safety,’ says Dev Datta Joshi, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

‘Change happens mainly when organisational practices are truly aligned with the values of #equity, #justice, and #localempowerment,’ says Patrícia Nogueira, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

Speaking at the Climate of Equity event, Atlantic Fellow for Social and Economic Equity (@afsee-lse.bsky.social‬), Madhuresh Kumar, said climate action must address systems of power and inequality, not just emissions.

I’m inspired by the #resilience of #workers and communities who continue to fight for dignity and #justice despite #systemicbarriers. Their courage fuels my belief in collective action,' says Giorgi Arobelidze, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 bit.ly/4kepMfS

Change takes time and only happens when ownership of the causes behind #inequality is shared and tackled by #buildingunity among stakeholders, says Elena Archipovaite, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

“Pride inspires not only the LGBTQ+ community but also their allies.” Saida Ali, Atlantic Fellow for Social and Economic Equity @afsee-lse.bsky.social reflects on joy in the face of systemic injustice - and calls for everyday commitment to inclusive equality. www.linkedin.com/pulse/queer-...

The youth inspire me to be an agent of change. I have seen tremendous opportunities for two-way learning and sharing while working with youth throughout the world, says Raza Shah Khan, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

'Solidarity is often evoked as a value, a sentiment, a call to action, but in these times of climate breakdown and political repression, it must become something more: an active, reflective, and enduring political practice' - Madhuresh Kumar for the AFSEE Blog 📚 Read the blog: bit.ly/4l63dva

I am inspired by those who can lead from a place of love and understanding... those who can hold communities and groups and make everyone feel part of the same whole, says Laura Roth, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

You might have noticed I am really into #solidarity. Why? Because I think it's what keeps us together, and it's key for social justice and tackling inequalities. And that what we are seeing today is the lack of it, and our way out of this mess is more of it, and better. (1/2)

Intersectionality is the quintessential spirit of any #civilsociety movement to strengthen #collective policy advocacy and address #inequalities, says Abicakra Mahardika, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

I’ve seen #change happen through #courage, a clear vision, and centring human dignity—especially when stakeholders proactively #collaborate, says Faith Chitawo, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

So much of modern finance is facilitating the extraction of wealth from communities. I'm inspired to build financial systems that preserve wealth in these communities, says Max Nichols, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

Join @afsee-lse.bsky.social‬ for the book launch of "Poor Because They Want To Be: Myths of Inequality and Meritocracy" next week! 📆 Thursday 3 July ⏰ 6pm to 7.30pm 📍 Join online or in person

Seeing individuals come together across differences to challenge #systems and create #inclusive, lasting change gives me #hope, says Dinara Nurusheva, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

By highlighting community struggles for #wateraccess and the impact of #inequality, my reporting has informed policy discussions and public awareness, says Fredrick Mugira, one of our new Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity. 🔗 afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/fellow...

We are thrilled to introduce the 2025-26 Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity! 🎉 Learn more about the social-change leaders who will be joining us at @lseinequalities.bsky.social this autumn: afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/news/c...

Mass media in Africa is often treated as an afterthought during transitional justice interventions. Instead, writes Makmid Kamara, the media should be treated as an integral actor in shaping transitional justice. 📚 Read the blog: afsee.atlanticfellows.lse.ac.uk/en-gb/blogs/...

From May 20-23, AFSEE co-hosted a writing retreat in Cape Town with the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance for 14 Fellows, as part of the 'Rethinking Activism in Africa: Enhancing Civic Leadership in a Time of Uncertainty and Transition' project. ➡️ Find out more: bit.ly/4n30yUs

Join us for the London launch and discussion of @rojoneon.bsky.social's new book, Poor Because They Want To Be: Myths of Inequality and Meritocracy 💥 🗓️ Thursday July 3 ⏰ 6-7:30 pm 📍 MAR.1.04 (Marshall Building) and online More info here: bit.ly/400CE1U

Head to the #LSEFestival Exhibition from June 16th-21st to see AFSEE Fellow Myriam Hernández Vázquez's display: GAWI - a VR dream experience co-created with the Rarámuri community in Mexico 🌎 📌 Join us at the launch reception on Monday June 16th from 12-2pm! ➡️ More info: bit.ly/3ZYz9Jk

📝 New paper out by Dr Aygen Kurt-Dickson: 'A Summary Report of the Funding Policy and Funders Project's Workshop' as part of our 'Academic-Practitioner Collaborations (AcPrac)' project! ➡️ Read here: eprints.lse.ac.uk/128294/

Workers in the informal economy need to be able to bargain collectively. How? 🚫 Don’t conflate collective bargaining with social dialogue ✅ Recognise they can, and do, bargain 📢 Remove legal barriers that make it difficult Read more at @equaltimes.bsky.social www.equaltimes.org/collective-b...

We cannot stop talking about this. Civil society and social movements are under attack around the world. The Peruvian case is a chilling example of how far reactionary politicians can go to undermine our democratic life. A post for @afsee-lse.bsky.social

Gendering Global Trade, Recentering Women’s Labour This article, which I co-authored with Alya Sarah, delves into the gendered impacts of global trade and explores how women’s labor is positioned often precariously within shifting economic structures. globalsouthforum.org/article/gend...