Change of Perspective by Brückenwind

In our 4th episode “Transformative Engagement - From Reflection to Action” we speak about tools and opportunities for solidarity-based action, examples of sustainable change, and the role of community in solidarity actions.
Our guest is Fatima Medani, a Sudanese feminist and transformative justice practitioner who works at the intersection of grassroots organizing, feminist governance, and international advocacy. She highlights the importance of solidarity in Sudanese communities. Fatima emphasizes the need for transformative engagement, emphasizing that solidarity is political and not charitable, and it requires a shared commitment to justice.

Episode 3 is about checking our own privilege. We speak about “Power and Responsibility in Engagement”.
Our guest Josi reflects on her own position and privilege. She is part of the Brückenwind Team and has studied migration studies. Being in the No Border Movement she stands in solidarity with people negatively affected by the Border Regime. She honestly speaks about her path to the point where she is now in the process of reflection about her own position.
What does activism mean and how can we work together and support each other without victimizing or paternalising? Where do power dynamics...

Episode 2 of Change of Perspective “Decolonising Aid and Solidarity” reflects on how humanitarian systems often go hand in hand with systems of human containment.
In conversation with Salahadine Djouma Abdallah, co-funder of Refugees in Libya, we speak about the Book of Shame, written by refugees across Libya, Tunisia, and Niger to break the silence around UNHCR’s crimes. Our guest Salahadine confronts Europe’s role in funding detention centers in Libya, the violence faced by refugees, and the power structures that decide who is “worthy” of protection, “who is evacuated or left behind, who is allowed to live, and who disappears”....

We officially announce that our second season of the podcast series “Change of Perspective” is out!
The first episode, “The Roots of Inequality – Colonialism's Legacy in Global Structures,” focuses on oppressive colonial history, how it affects Sudan today, and Sudanese self-organising revolutionary movements, with a focus on gender and the role of women in the revolution.
We are happy that we could host the great Mahasin Dahab!
Mahasin Dahab is a Sudanese feminist and colonial researcher. She is the co-founder of the Midanik feminist movement and the managing director of The Dahub Consultancies.

🔗 Mahasin on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mahasin-dahab-509532197/?originalSubdomain=sd