Driving transformative social change through an internationalist response to COVID-19

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In this latest blog post in the Covid-19 series, PhD researchers at the International  Institute of Social Studies, Lize Swartz, makes a compelling argument for the principles that should guide the global response the the coronavirus pandemic.

She argues that current responses to COVID-19 will shape future trends in how crises are tackled, and that it is imperative to:

  1. prevent further injustices and inequalities arising from current responses that build upon already-existing inequalities and divides, and
  2. start to enact radical change to prevent a return to the old normal or the adoption of a new normal that may be manifold worse. 

Read the full post - Driving transformative social change through an internationalist response to COVID-19

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