At The DISE
⇨ We refuse to listen to elites and masculinist concepts of the economics and politics.
⇨ We are driven by plural economies, especially those community economies which operate below the surface.
⇨ We focus on work about us, for us and by us!
⇨ We are a collective of scholars who zero in on the ways in which Black and racialized people have purposefully politicized economic solidarity to civilize business in society.