Decolonizing Bodies

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Decolonizing Research
Kali (tongues) by Bhasha Chakrabarti (2016-2020)
Complex Connections: Coloniality, Embodiment, and Children of Color in the Archives - Isabelle Higgins, University of Cambridge, UK
Burnout: A Queer Femme of Color Auto-Ethnography - Alexia Arani, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Part II: Decolonizing Collectives
The Intertwining I by Bhasha Chakrabarti (2022)
Existing Beyond Time and Place: Understanding Queer Muslim Visibilities Online- Mardiya Siba Yahaya
Decolonized Bodies of Land and Children: Sarah Winnemucca's Landback Project in Life Among the Piutes- Kristine A. Koyama, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA
Embodying Azadi: Conscious and Unconscious Womanhood in Indian occupied Kashmir- Inshah Malik, New Vision University, Georgia
Fragments contain Worlds: Encounters between Narrative Practice and Filmmaking - Xiaolu Wang & Poh Lin Lee, University of Melbourne, Australia
Part III: Sovereignties, Autonomies, Liberation
Sowing Seeds by Bhasha Chakrabarti (2018)
"Ele gosta do samba resguardo" ("He likes a rough samba"): Ceremonial embodiments of Bahian Candomble Caboclo - Mika Lior, York University, Canada
A Garden in a Lake of Im/Possibility - Saiba Varma
Quyca chiahac chixisqua (Sowing ourselves in the territory): embodied experiences of Indigenous urban gardens and the coloniality of nature - Andrea Sanchez-Castaneda (Florida International University, USA), Erika Nivia, and Jorge Yopasa (Muysca Indigenous community of Suba).
Notes on Contributors