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What does it mean to “decolonize your bookshelf”?

• “Reading broadly and with intention is how we counter dehumanization and demand visibility, effectively bridging the gap between what we read and how we might live in a more just and equitable society.”

  • Juan Vidal, author of Rap Dad, a Story of Family and the Subculture that Shaped a Generation

“When you look at your bookshelf, your Goodreads list, or your library wait list, what do you see? How many authors of color are there, how many queer authors, female authors, indigenous authors? Or when it comes to the topic, what are you reading about? Fiction or non-fiction, diversity is important. How diverse are the characters you read, how diverse are the topics, and so on?”

- Ashley Hubbard, author of How to Decolonize & Diversify Your Bookshelf, and Why You Should

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The NOVA Knowledge Centre for Business, Human Rights and the Environment (BHRE) “seeks to foster responsible business conduct that ensures respect for human rights and environmental standards in global value chains, thereby also advancing the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.”

NOVA BHRE’s podcast series, offered in Portuguese & English, invites guests to explore important, timely, and relevant topics. Tune in below for a discussion on the relationship between tech companies, inclusion, and diversity.

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