<p>Marcelo Nogueira is a PhD student at FGV Sao Paulo in Brazil. His PhD project focuses on dreams and Amerindian perspectivism as a way to decolonize organisations.</p>

Marcelo Nogueira is a PhD student at FGV Sao Paulo in Brazil. His PhD project focuses on dreams and Amerindian perspectivism as a way to decolonize organisations.

Episode 2: Interview with Marcelo Nogueira on dreams and Amerindian perspectivism

<p>Have you ever asked yourself if terms such as general truth or universal knowledge make any sense? Whose history are we learning at school? And How much of human knowledge are we missing? Why are the voices of vast parts of the world silenced? Or at best remembered in wars, natural disasters or in a postcard as an object of exotism? How does the world look like from the so-called peripheries? Voices from the peripheries is a podcast about decolonizing knowledge and mind. My name is Amira Benali. I am from Tunisia and I have been working in Europe Universities for the last ten years. Like many of you, I aspire to contribute to the social justice and equality efforts. In this podcast, I will invite scholars, students and activists worldwide to discuss topics such as cultural dominance, decolonial feminism, food sovereignty, Islamophobia, and indigenous knowledge among other topics. If like me, you feel angry when you look at your school curriculum, if you believe that we have a lot to learn from minorities and people in the peripheries, then this podcast is for you! Music: ©Hamza Bouchnak &amp; Nassim Ben Rhouma, Nouba Soundtrack 2020; Original music composed by Hamza Bouchnak &amp; Nassim Ben Rhouma for the Nouba tv show directed by Abdelhamid Bouchnak. The artist gave permission to use the music for free. Spotify 👉🏽 https://open.spotify.com/artist/4MVqc6SqLNBxyv8fZcyFEl?si=kS6m5JexRMK11W9Rs10duw Logo: Made by Tahar Znaidi for free 👉🏽 www.digital-mark.net Microphone and other materials sponsored by The Diversity and Difference Platform att CBS 👉🏽 https://www.cbs.dk/en/knowledge-society/areas/diversity-and-difference</p>

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Have you ever asked yourself if terms such as general truth or universal knowledge make any sense? Whose history are we learning at school? And How much of human knowledge are we missing? Why are the voices of vast parts of the world silenced? Or at best remembered in wars, natural disasters or in a postcard as an object of exotism? How does the world look like from the so-called peripheries? Voices from the peripheries is a podcast about decolonizing knowledge and mind. My name is Amira Benali. I am from Tunisia and I have been working in Europe Universities for the last ten years. Like many of you, I aspire to contribute to the social justice and equality efforts. In this podcast, I will invite scholars, students and activists worldwide to discuss topics such as cultural dominance, decolonial feminism, food sovereignty, Islamophobia, and indigenous knowledge among other topics. If like me, you feel angry when you look at your school curriculum, if you believe that we have a lot to learn from minorities and people in the peripheries, then this podcast is for you! Music: ©Hamza Bouchnak & Nassim Ben Rhouma, Nouba Soundtrack 2020; Original music composed by Hamza Bouchnak & Nassim Ben Rhouma for the Nouba tv show directed by Abdelhamid Bouchnak. The artist gave permission to use the music for free. Spotify 👉🏽 https://open.spotify.com/artist/4MVqc6SqLNBxyv8fZcyFEl?si=kS6m5JexRMK11W9Rs10duw Logo: Made by Tahar Znaidi for free 👉🏽 www.digital-mark.net Microphone and other materials sponsored by The Diversity and Difference Platform att CBS 👉🏽 https://www.cbs.dk/en/knowledge-society/areas/diversity-and-difference

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Episode 2: Interview with Marcelo Nogueira on dreams and Amerindian perspectivism