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Aid Re-imagined

Arbie Baguios is the founding Director of Aid Re-imagined. He is currently a doctoral researcher at the London School of Economics. Get in touch: arbie@aidreimagined.com

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Arbie Baguios in Aid Re-imagined

Aug 18

Worldmaking in the margins

In the wake of anti-racism, localisation and decolonisation in the aid…

Arbie Baguios in Aid Re-imagined

Jul 31

INGO job titles reimagined

Quick back-of-the-napkin suggestions on what jobs could look like for INGOs…

Arbie Baguios in Aid Re-imagined

Dec 11, 2020

Where the aid sector is stuck

Many sticky institutions governing the aid sector are outdated or…

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Arbie Baguios in Aid Re-imagined

Jul 13, 2020

“Do no harm” is an inadequate moral compass — here’s a more radical alternative

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Arbie Baguios in Aid Re-imagined

Jul 3, 2020

Aid may be inherently racist and colonial, but altruism is not — that’s a cause for hope

Arbie Baguios in Aid Re-imagined

Jun 17, 2020

Video: How to be Anti-Racist in Aid

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Arbie Baguios in Aid Re-imagined

Jun 13, 2020

The philosophy of unintended consequences

Worldmaking in the margins

In the wake of anti-racism, localisation and decolonisation in the aid…

INGO job titles reimagined

Quick back-of-the-napkin suggestions on what jobs could look like for INGOs…

Where the aid sector is stuck

Many sticky institutions governing the aid sector are outdated or…

“Do no harm” is an inadequate moral compass — here’s a more radical alternative

Aid may be inherently racist and colonial, but altruism is not — that’s a cause for hope

Video: How to be Anti-Racist in Aid

The philosophy of unintended consequences

Reflections on the moral frameworks behind interventions…

Are we seeing the rise of bullsh*t jobs in the aid sector?

It’s time to decolonise project management in the aid sector