Thank you for mentioning Fambul Tok am going to check it out. In my previous studies much focus has been on the gacaca courts of Rwanda, so i never really had cause to focus on the systems applied in Sierra Leone until now.
Thank you! And thank you for this generous comment / letting me know how this piece landed for you. Reminds me of Bayo Akomolafe’s “What if the way we respond to the crisis is part of the crisis?” thinking. And also what might be possible if we truly and radically engage with the challenges and suffering we see from a different consciousness than the one that created it / them
Thank you for mentioning Fambul Tok am going to check it out. In my previous studies much focus has been on the gacaca courts of Rwanda, so i never really had cause to focus on the systems applied in Sierra Leone until now.
Thank you! And thank you for this generous comment / letting me know how this piece landed for you. Reminds me of Bayo Akomolafe’s “What if the way we respond to the crisis is part of the crisis?” thinking. And also what might be possible if we truly and radically engage with the challenges and suffering we see from a different consciousness than the one that created it / them