Decolonising Economics is a UK-based project that works to identify ways in which individuals and institutions can divest from whiteness, and create the infrastructure that organises those with wealth to redistribute towards marginalised communities who are investing in the solidarity economy. They do this through the following programmes: divest from whiteness (education); moving money (investing); nourishing communities (organising).

Twitter: @DecolonisingE
Email: info@decolonisingeconomics.org

Publications

Decolonising Economics, Tax Justice UK and Tax Justice Network. (2022). ‘Tax as a Tool for Racial Justice’. Decolonising Economics.

Guppi Bola

Currently based in: United Kingdom, Europe
Other affiliations: Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, Resourcing Racial Justice Fund
Publication and/or resources:
- Greenpeace International. (15 Dec, 2020). ‘Re-imagining tax - Greenpeace in conversation with Guppi Bola’ [Video].
- Bola, G. (3 July, 2020). ‘Reimagining public health’. Common Wealth.
- Kaur Bola, G. (23 Apr, 2020). ‘Coronavirus highlights the health inequalities facing BAME people’. The Times.
- Bola, G. (13 Apr, 2020). ‘I'm a public health expert. I know the hostile environment is making the coronavirus outbreak far worse’. The Independent.
- Bola, G. (2019). ‘Why we must decolonise economics’. The New Economics Zine, volume 1, pp. 22-24.
- Bola, G. (2018). ‘A race for the new economy’. In Stir to Action, volume 20.

Nonhlanhla Makuyana

Currently based in: United Kingdom, Europe
Other affiliations: Campaign Bootcamp
Publication and/or resources:
- Makuyana, N. (21 Dec, 2020). ‘Living lavish: How Black capitalism took over the conversation’. Gal-dem.
- Makuyana, N. (11 Oct, 2019). ‘Black History Month series: Understanding empire, decolonising our movements’. Global Justice Now.
- Makuyana, N. (2019). ‘The Black Parents Movement’. In Stir to Action, volume 25.