In this fourth episode, we talk with Paola Ricaurte Quijano, Karin Pfeffer, and Caroline Geveart about how we can make knowledge production more equitable. Paola introduces us to the concept of ‘data decoloniality’ and illustrates through various examples how the geography of knowledge production reflects and reproduces colonial inequalities. Together with Karin and Caroline, we reflect on the role of our faculty and university within this unequal system and brainstorm about ways geo-sciences can improve. This podcast is produced by Sara Trejos from Sillón Estudios.

Links from our guests:

• Paola's website: http://sitios.itesm.mx/ehe/facultad/pricaurte.htm
• Tierra Común: https://www.tierracomun.net/
• <A+> Alliance for Inclusive Algorithms:  https://aplusalliance.org/
• Karin’s website: https://research.utwente.nl/en/persons/karin-pfeffer
• Caroline’ website: https://research.utwente.nl/en/persons/caroline-gevaert

And more information from the University of Twente:

• UTwente portal for Diversity and Inclusion.
• UTwente Shaping Expert Group Inclusion.
• More information about the Dialogical Spaces project.