Tiziana D. Ratchevainsustainability, gender, and development in the global southTime To Organize: Be Active, Go Local!No, this is not about fitness… but about first steps into social activism.Mar 28, 2017Mar 28, 2017
Tiziana D. Ratchevainsustainability, gender, and development in the global southYou probably think all cows are purpleWhile farmers and reproductive work in agriculture are literally out of the picture, Corporations hold the power over shaping our image of…Mar 28, 2017Mar 28, 2017
Tiziana D. Ratchevainsustainability, gender, and development in the global southIt Is Easier To Be A Broke Student in Berlin Than It Is In CaliforniaCorporate Profit and Student HungerMar 11, 2017Mar 11, 2017
Tiziana D. Ratchevainsustainability, gender, and development in the global southNature’s Lack of Spectacle — it’s only hot when the ‘Coast is Toast’Hollywood movies teach us that natural disaster is only worthy of showing when it’s fast, loud, deadly, and — most of all — entertaining.Mar 1, 2017Mar 1, 2017
Tiziana D. Ratchevainsustainability, gender, and development in the global southFeminist ecology post Trump-elections?Possibilities and limits in imagining a future from a female perspective under the Trump-regime — on land, soil, and capitalist developmentFeb 3, 2017Feb 3, 2017
Tiziana D. RatchevainDiaspora & IdentityWhen a Tree is a Baum and a Durvo at the same time — about mingling languagesMy current language of expression is English, my language for everyday life and complexity is German, and my language for family and a…Dec 9, 2016Dec 9, 2016
Tiziana D. RatchevainDiaspora & IdentityDon’t build walls, build a new world!There’s this German phrase “gegen eine Wand anrennen” which is the equivalent for bashing one’s head into a wall, but literally means…Nov 30, 2016Nov 30, 2016
Tiziana D. RatchevainDiaspora & IdentityHow can we find a new way to see ourselves? — Identity crisis of second-generation immigrantsI introduce myself as being from Germany while not being German. To the question, “Where are you from, then?”Nov 9, 20161Nov 9, 20161
Tiziana D. RatchevainDiaspora & IdentityTrans-net-ionality — how ALO WALA and Rich Chigga deconstruct national identityAs a second-generation immigrant and due to the way I look, or I’d rather say people perceive me, I always feel a little bit out of place…Oct 21, 2016Oct 21, 2016
