Interrogating not only the decoloniality of knowledge, but also the process of producing that knowledge.

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Who We Are

We are researchers based in Kenya from the disciplines of Anthropology, Art History, Data Science, Gender Studies, Media Studies and Science and Technology Studies; coming together to explore how people push back against the systems that decide whose knowledge counts and where it circulates.

About the Project

Moving through PECE

This 'Database as Book' connects diverse artifacts, from AI to protests, to reveal how infrastructures shape knowledge. Moving beyond linear chapters, it treats technical systems as political sites of struggle. By blending the book’s authority with the relational logic of a database, it invites you to navigate spatially, uncovering patterns of power and resistance across diverse domains.

Navigating the Database

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Our core activity areas

  • Methali (Khanga Wisdoms)

    Khanga as visual metaphor for collaborative infrastructure The khanga (also known as leso) is a rectangular cloth wrapper…

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