Robbie Blake
@robbbla.bsky.social
Comms for @ipes-food.org (but these posts are mine). Climate, food, eco, politics, EU, & other ramblings. Previously @foeeurope.bsky.social. 🇧🇪 from 🇬🇧. He/him🇪🇺🏳️🌈
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Were you part of the team that made this? If so, you guys knocked it out of the park.
December 9, 2024 at 9:54 AM
Were you part of the team that made this? If so, you guys knocked it out of the park.
Oh thanks a lot Jeremy! Yeah I’m part of the super team - i helped conceive the series, then came in again at the end for proof listening and comms. So glad it resonates! Please help spread the word
December 9, 2024 at 12:31 PM
Oh thanks a lot Jeremy! Yeah I’m part of the super team - i helped conceive the series, then came in again at the end for proof listening and comms. So glad it resonates! Please help spread the word
“European settlers literally “staked” land to claim their ownership, displacing (or worse) the Indigenous people who originally lived there. These settlers have been described as “stakeholders,” and this association makes it an especially destructive choice of words”
laridaemc.com/the-impact-o...
laridaemc.com/the-impact-o...
The impact of language: rethinking the term “stakeholder” - Laridae
A candid discussion of the process we are going through, as we rethink using the term "stakeholder" in our work.
laridaemc.com
December 8, 2024 at 4:48 PM
“European settlers literally “staked” land to claim their ownership, displacing (or worse) the Indigenous people who originally lived there. These settlers have been described as “stakeholders,” and this association makes it an especially destructive choice of words”
laridaemc.com/the-impact-o...
laridaemc.com/the-impact-o...
Looks like the gambling definition indeed came first. But it was later used in business and land acquisition.
“It would have been plausible to use the word stakeholder in the context of acquiring land originally inhabited by indigenous peoples.”
medium.com/@chris_mcgli...
“It would have been plausible to use the word stakeholder in the context of acquiring land originally inhabited by indigenous peoples.”
medium.com/@chris_mcgli...
“Stakeholders” and its conflicting meanings: a problem for cultural heritage studies?
Chris McGlinchey
medium.com
December 8, 2024 at 4:41 PM
Looks like the gambling definition indeed came first. But it was later used in business and land acquisition.
“It would have been plausible to use the word stakeholder in the context of acquiring land originally inhabited by indigenous peoples.”
medium.com/@chris_mcgli...
“It would have been plausible to use the word stakeholder in the context of acquiring land originally inhabited by indigenous peoples.”
medium.com/@chris_mcgli...
Opening up "net zero" was a Pandora's box. Open the possibility by a slit and the lid gets blown off - just another excuse for more "whataboutery". Damaging for the climate. And for human rights & community land rights too.
December 6, 2024 at 3:56 PM
Opening up "net zero" was a Pandora's box. Open the possibility by a slit and the lid gets blown off - just another excuse for more "whataboutery". Damaging for the climate. And for human rights & community land rights too.