The Worldeater Series is hosted by co-authors of Colonial Sustainability (Sayson et al, 2024). The workshops are facilitated by Samantha Suppiah, Anna Denardin and Luiza Oliveira of the POSSIBLE FUTURES Crew, with workshop discussion and closing commentary from renowned decolonial thinker and Co-Chair of Frantz Fanon Foundation, Prof. Nelson Maldonado-Torres.
► Three live workshops were held in November 2024. Each workshop was supplemented by
A two-page brief introducing the topic, demonstrating how "sustainability" is indeed colonial, and
A 30min discussion video amongst authors of Colonial Sustainability.
► Live workshop recordings are edited to simulate a facilitated experience with exercises and prompts from authors
► A summary pack of the Worldeater Series is available for download. It contains aspects discussed during our November 2024 workshops to share live participants' reflections and learnings.
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Nietzche’s Critique of Christianity: The Genealogy of Morals
on YouTube channel Michael Sugrue, lecture by Dr. Michael Sugrue, published 22 December 2020
Guilt Pride: A German vanity project conquering the world
on YouTube channel Carefree Wandering, presented by Prof. Hans-Georg Moeller, 23 October 2024
Vatican officially repudiates the Doctrine of Discovery, APTN News Canada, 31 March 2023
The Fabrication of Jesus and the Strategic Formation of Christianity as an Instrument for European Hegemony and the Perpetuation of White Supremacy, Janga Bussaja, 22 February 2024
Tools of The Magician: AI, Technology and The Future, podcast by Rune Soup, Gordon White, May 2023 (as added by a workshop attendee in relation to the Sin of the Demiurge)
Wikipedia historical references
