Wakati Wetu Manifesto 2025
This manifesto emerged from Africa's first reparations festival and now stands as a central anchor for Africa's reparations agenda during the African Union's Decade of Justice.
One Million Women’s March in Brasília
Solidarity march with Black women mobilizing for justice, dignity, and reparative futures in Brasília.
Keynote at the Fifth African Conference on Debt and Development (AfCoDD V) in Accra
A forward-looking continental gathering to demand a radical rethinking of Africa’s debt crisis.
Wakati Wetu Festival (Kenya)
Wakati Wetu is a 2-day cultural festival in Nairobi igniting global conversations on reparative justice through art, activism, and community, in response to the African Union's Year of Justice.
New Look, Same Purpose: Introducing Our Evolved Brand Identity
We are proud to unveil our new visual identity; a reimagined brand that reflects our unwavering mission to confront and dismantle global racial injustices across Africa and Europe.
Belgium Condemned for Crimes Against Humanity
What Future for Reparations to the Métis of the Great Lakes Region and the Victims of Belgian Colonization?
African Futures Lab and Amnesty International Joint Press Release
Belgium Convicted of Crimes Against Humanity for Acts Committed During Colonization
In a landmark ruling, Belgium was found guilty of crimes against humanity during colonization, marking a turning point in European accountability and advancing long-overdue justice and reparations for …
International Financial Institutions Rooted in the Intrinsic Link between Colonialism and Capitalism
How to End a System of Domination Through Climate Reparations?
Season III Episode 5 - Fadhel Kaboub
Reparations for mixed-race children abducted by Belgium in its former colonies:
Challenging an unfair and inaccurate judgment