In Boki land, the roar of chainsaws is now the sound of cultural erasure. Over the last five decades, the forests of this ancestral area, situated in Cross River State, Nigeria, have endured relentless plunder through timber extraction, but also the trafficking of wildlife, with many species now endangered or already extinct. This destruction strikes at the heart of Boki women, who have for c...
Announcements • 16.05.2025
By: Constanza Hepp
More than just a politician, the former president of Uruguay, José “Pepe” Mujica, was a source of inspiration and a living embodiment of degrowth principles (even if he didn't use the term): voluntary simplicity, social justice, and ecological responsibility.
Health • 27.04.2025
By: Dr Michael Walker, Cailey Sharp, and Pauline Jasudason
Curious Grace is a community hub in Sydney, Australia, which offers people a form of mental health care that diverges from the growth-oriented mainstream.
Events • 07.04.2025
By: The Support Group of the International Degrowth Conferences
2024 came with a fruitful series of degrowth conferences and festivals. In this article the Support Group offers a retrospective.
Energy • 27.03.2025
By: Gabriela Cabaña
Decarbonisation plans in Europe are causing social and environmental disasters in Chile. In this article, Gabriela Cabaña explores resistance to green hydrogen projects in Antofagasta.
Justice • 14.03.2025
By: Áine Donnellan
Walk Peace EU's marches for justice gather people together to walk across country borders and connect. This invitation to 'walk the talk' prompts us to question whether we live what we preach, then act on the insights gained during the walk.
