
Laibor Kalanga Moko
@laibork
Anthropologist at University of Dodoma and @FU_Berlin @sfb1171 | #colonialism | #materiality | #affect | #ethnography | #museums | #Maasai
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Today is January 16, 2025. Few weeks ago, after the opening of “Histories of Tanzania” at Humboldt Forum in Berlin, Chief Adam Abdul Mkwawa II. told me: “It also helped a little to have people to share and listen to our cries and stories.” (1/2) Photo Credit: Imani Nsamila





Instead, I write about still open questions and I provide context. An article on the complicated situation. Table.Briefings (in German, €). Thanks to everyone who answered questions. 2/ table.media/africa/analyse… #gjheritagewalks


Two new, excellent papers on #decolonizing developmental psychology: scholarworks.gvsu.edu/orpc/vol6/iss3… by Nandita Chaudhary ET al. scholarworks.gvsu.edu/orpc/vol2/iss1… by heidikeller



Two recent articles highlight the scientifically unsound and ethically problematic use of one-size-fits-all measures in Early Childhood Development globally. It’s time for the #ECD field to take action. manvir singh newyorker.com/magazine/2025/… aeon.co/essays/the-pro…


"Help Can Harm." In this new paper in Ethos, Nga T.T. Mai and I examine the unintended consequences of parenting interventions among Vietnamese migrant families in Germany. We argue that such harmful effects deserve much closer attention. anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/et…

Call for papers – Childhood journal has commissioned Marjorie Murray and me to edit a special issue on: "Children as Caregivers: Ethnographic Perspectives and Political Implications." Please consider submitting an abstract by June 20, 2025.


Looking forward this talk by Emely Yates-Doerr at the University of Zürich If you wish to participate online, please write me an email: [email protected]




For the first time, The Lancet has published a critical paper on the science of Early Childhood Development (#ECD). As an interdisciplinary and international group of authors, we call on the ECD field to move beyond the widespread use of deficit models. thelancet.com/journals/lance…