📢 Thrilled to share that my new book chapter, ‘Resisting State Politics’, is now published in the volume 'Political Instability in #GuineaBissau'. 🇬🇼 shorturl.at/tkaSE

🚨My latest paper is now out in @climdevjournal.bsky.social! It shows how everyday acts of resistance in #GuineaBissau challenge dominant narratives of vulnerability and resilience, highlighting their role in staying put under climate change. doi.org/10.1080/1756...

On this margin, Mocagua, #Colombia. On the other, Peru. Beyond, Brazil. The Amazon River flows through imposed borders telling a story of unity and showing the delicate balance of life.

Yesterday, a fire in Northwest #GuineaBissau 🇬🇼 destroyed the homes of 12 families, including all rice stock for the rest of the year. I'm close to one of the families and have decided to launch a crowdfunding: gofund.me/acf14d45 Support in any kind is much appreciated.

Beautiful illustration from Abi Mustapha connecting all articles and authors writing about The Sea for the @sociologicalreview.bsky.social October issue. 🌊🚢🎣🐠

#TSRTheSea: Abi Mustapha, a Sierra Leonean-American visual artist and community builder, contributed the illustration for our latest Magazine issue. See more of Abi’s work: buff.ly/3A2o2p7 Read #TSRTheSea: buff.ly/4gSNnlV

Apart from the fact that the IFRC is still using the words "natural disasters" when extensive scientific research explain how these are socially and politically constructed, this piece clarifies why dead bodies rarely pose a health risk in this context. https://bit.ly/3EH4uFu

I've taken some time to write my first post... I feel that it will be hard for many people and institutions to move to BlueSky, particularly my networks across Guinea-Bissau and West Africa. What are your thoughts about others leaving Twitter? I guess it's a process. We are here to make it happen.