Darold Cuba on Clubhouse

Bio

Actively dismantling the settler colonial narrative, perspective, lens and worldview of the “colonizer culture” – especially the effects of digital/tech/data colonialism – through the process of disruptive and innovative anti racist decolonization, indigenization and unsettling initatives.

This process includes disrupting, dismantling and eliminating the “white gaze” (Morrison), the “white imagination” (Rankine), and the “colonized mind” (Fanon) of the “racecraft” (Fields) that create these institutional, systemic and structural outputs that fail the “DuVernay Test” (Dargis) in the first place. (More info: https://tmfi.org/team)

CURRENTLY:

Founding Convenor, Cambridge Histories of Marronage (CHoM) Workshop & Podcast

Founding Chair, Cambridge AntiRacism Forum (CARF)

Founder, the Marronage Organizing project (tMOp)

Founding Executive Director, the Mapping Freedom initiative (tMFi)

Co-covenor, World History Workshop, University of Cambridge

BME Campaign Chair, Cambridge Student Unión

EDI Officer at St. John’s College, Cambridge, SBR (graduate student society), advancing Decolonization, Indigenization & Unsettling (DIU) through the frameworks of Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion - Parity, Liberation, Access, Agency, Accountability, Advocacy, AntiRacism, Representation, & Thriving (JEDI-PLAAAAARRT).

Cofounder, AntiRacism Policy initiative (ARPi)

Founding EIC, Harvard Anti Racism Policy Journal (@HarvardARPJ), currently founding Board chair

PhD History candidate, University of Cambridge (freedom colony marronage preservation, conservation and restoration)

#WikipediaFellow/Resident/Scholar at @Wikimedia/@Wikipedia,

#DisruptWikipedia at @DisruptWiki,

@iMappingFreedom at @iAFColonies (#FreedomColonies).

More at tMFi.org/team