In light of troubling events in Afghanistan, we speak to collaborating artists Chitra Ganesh and Mariam Ghani on threats to the country's archives, the ‘radical archivists’ who have preserved them to date, and how this pair of artists practice radical archiving as way to confront and surface government erasures.
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Donors’ Behavior Key to #MeToo in Fundraising
The Woman Who 'Saved Mercy Corps'
The Colonialism of Prizes & Publishing
"The Country Does Not Like Me"
Why Teachers, Not Reformers, Should 'Reimagine Education'
'I Don't Feel Like A Hero': Voices from the COVID-19 Front Lines
Former CDC Head Pushes For Equity In Pandemic Policies
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COVID-19 Crisis ‘Requires Us All To Be Bolder’
When Nonprofit Compensation is ‘An Elaborate Game of Pretend'
The Black Woman’s Guide To Philanthropy
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The You-Sized Hole in the Environmental Movement
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For Volunteer Humanitarians, “Solidarity Is Not a Crime”
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