World Decolonization Forum*

World Decolonization Forum*

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The World Decolonization Forum, originally annpounced as Decolonization Forum, organized by Institute Social and partners, aims to connect multiple knowledge traditions, foster cross-cultural and interdisciplinary exchanges, avoid reductionist dichotomies, and create new possibilities for dialogue, critical thought, and collective production. Within this framework, the forum serves not only as a space for academic discussion but also as a meeting ground where experiences from different geographies can be shared and new collaborations can emerge.

Associated Webinar Series: Decolonial Voice Series

Conference History:

World Decolonization Forum 2030, TBD

Conference Theme: Decolonization in Practice: Proposals for Society

    Conference program TBD

World Decolonization Forum 2028, TBD

Conference Theme: Decolonizing Institutions and Organizations

    Conference program TBD

World Decolonization Forum 2026, 11-12 May 2026, Istanbul, Turkey / Virtual venue

Conference Theme: Decolonizing Knowledge Production and Circulation

    Conference program TBD

    Themes:
    Colonial Histories of Knowledge Circulation
    Epistemic Injustice and Knowledge Inequalities
    Alternative Genealogies of Knowledge
    Mobility of Knowledge Across Borders
    Decolonizing the Disciplines: Social Sciences, Humanities and Beyond
    Methodologies for Decolonized Knowledge Production
    Decolonizing Research Agenda and Ecosystem
    Knowledge and Power in the Digital Age
    Knowledge Circulation for Decolonization

    Keynotes:
    TBD

    Institutional Representatives And Perspectives: Why Are Institutions Aligning Around Decolonization?

    Plenary Sessions:
    The Problem of Knowledge Production: Decolonizing Methodologies
    Knowledge Production and Circulation in Higher Education
    Decolonizing Media: Disrupting Hegemonic Narrative
    From Epistemic Dependency to Economic Sovereignty : Rethinking Development Models
    Decolonizing International Law: Histories, Hierarchies, And Futures

    Roundtables:
    Decolonization In Humanities and Social Sciences In Türkiye
    Palestine As A Case Of Recolonization
    Technocolonialism: Knowledge, Power, and Algorithmic Domination

    Decolonial Circle:
    Mujaawarah, Living Soils, and Wisdom

    Decolonial Voice Sessions:
    Sessions (8)
    Special Session: Sports And Decolonization
    Special Session: Cinema and Decolonization

    Academic Paper Presentations’ Sessions:
    Decolonizing Education & Pedagogy: Beyond the Colonial Classroom: Teaching Otherwise
    Epistemic Dependency and Economics: The Coloniality of Economics and Rethinking Development
    Decolonial Ecology, Conservation, and Indigenous Knowledge: Indigenous Knowledge and Ecological Justice
    Decolonial Aesthetics, Affect, and Embodied Knowing: Sensing Otherwise: Affect, Art, and Decoloniality
    Decolonizing Feminisms and Epistemic Exclusion: Feminist Knowledge, Epistemic Filters, and Coloniality
    Islam and Decolonial Epistemologies: Islamic Epistemologies Beyond the Colonial Gaze
    Colonial Archives and Historiography: Colonial Knowledge Regimes and the Writing of the Past
    Decolonial Justice, Law & Political Theory: Justice from the Margins: Decolonial Political Thought
    Decolonial Media, Digital Publics, and Algorithmic Governance: Digital Cultures and Epistemic Hegemony
    Decolonial Methodologies & Research Ethics: Reflexivity and Reciprocity: Methodological Innovations from the Margins
    Decolonizing Knowledge Production in Academia: From Extraction to Co-Creation: Reframing Academic Knowledge Production
    Decolonial Perspectives from the Global South: Alternative Epistemologies and the Circulation of Knowledge
    The University as Border Regime: Coloniality, Crisis, and Epistemic Justice for Global South Scholars
    Decolonizing Education and Knowledge Transmission: Reimagining Learning Beyond Colonial Structures

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One Reply to “ World Decolonization Forum*”

  1. I Support the idea and I love it, its been too long waiting , now we are neo colonialism stage where we are being colonised in a smart way , called Democracy which doesn’t work for us and most of the time.
    we should break these barriers once and fir all, time for talking is over now, we need each other for survival, Not oppressing Africa through agreements, by IMF and World bank etc

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