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Ep 39: Pedagogy of the Oppressed with Patience Nitumwesiga

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How do we unlearn the colonial logic of “good development”?

In this episode, Ugandan filmmaker and theatremaker Patience Nitumwesiga reflects on Paulo Freire’s and Augusto Boal’s ideas, exploring how art, story, and imagination can awaken critical consciousness and challenge imposed notions of progress.

Key Ideas

Unlearning the “banking model” — Knowledge already lives within communities; true learning begins through shared reflection.

The burden and gift of awareness — Once awakened, we cannot return to ignorance; awareness demands creative resistance.

Decolonising “development” — African ways of life are not backward but expressions of freedom and identity.

Licensing

This episode is free to use with attribution to Trouble Makers (the podcast), under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, inspired by the Beautiful Trouble toolbox.

Resources & Show Links

🎬 Movie link: https://www.thewomanwhopokedtheleopard.com

Credits

Host: Phil Wilmot | Guest: Patience Nitumwesiga | Producer: Rodgers George | Editor: Phil Wilmot | Studio: Troublemakers MS TCDC | Music: Beautiful Trouble & Mwaduga Salum

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How do we unlearn the colonial logic of “good development”?

In this episode, Ugandan filmmaker and theatremaker Patience Nitumwesiga reflects on Paulo Freire’s and Augusto Boal’s ideas, exploring how art, story, and imagination can awaken critical consciousness and challenge imposed notions of progress.

Key Ideas

Unlearning the “banking model” — Knowledge already lives within communities; true learning begins through shared reflection.

The burden and gift of awareness — Once awakened, we cannot return to ignorance; awareness demands creative resistance.

Decolonising “development” — African ways of life are not backward but expressions of freedom and identity.

Licensing

This episode is free to use with attribution to Trouble Makers (the podcast), under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, inspired by the Beautiful Trouble toolbox.

Resources & Show Links

🎬 Movie link: https://www.thewomanwhopokedtheleopard.com

Credits

Host: Phil Wilmot | Guest: Patience Nitumwesiga | Producer: Rodgers George | Editor: Phil Wilmot | Studio: Troublemakers MS TCDC | Music: Beautiful Trouble & Mwaduga Salum

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