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Shaun Matsheza

Shaun Matsheza es escritor y creador de contenido en el TNI. Originario de Zimbabwe, Shaun es especialista en comunicación y cuenta con una larga trayectoria como estratega de contenido, editor, productor y formador en el ámbito del periodismo multimedia y la narrativa creativa. Su pasión se encuentra en el vínculo entre la narrativa y la capacidad de las personas para impulsar el cambio en sus sociedades. En constante formación y defensor ferviente de la libertad de expresión, suscribe firmemente el principio de que “cuando las personas cuentan sus propias historias, se convierten en protagonistas, en personas que logran que sucedan las cosas”.

Shaun tiene un título de grado en Artes Liberales y un máster en Cultura de los Medios de la Universidad de Maastricht, en los Países Bajos.

Últimos trabajos

  • The Seed Guardians of Southern Africa

    Agroecology

    Any discussion on policy frameworks that protect the rights to seed, land and food must necessarily acknowledge the role of small-scale  women seed guardians.  Governments must prioritise these and similar initiatives to ensure continued biodiversity and alternatives to corporate-controlled seeds from agribusiness conglomerates.

    Blog de
    Shaun Matsheza

  • Coca Chronicles Issue #3 A Conversation on Coca with Wade Davis

    • Coca Leaf
    • Drug Law Reform

    Prompted by Bolivia and supported by Colombia, the World Health Organization (WHO) will conduct a critical review of the coca leaf over the next year. This review comes decades after the coca leaf was banned under the UN drug treaties. The WHO’s findings may lead to changes in coca’s classification under UN drug treaties, with a vote likely in 2026. The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) and the Transnational Institute (TNI) closely monitor this review and explore key aspects through the “Coca Chronicles” series.

    Podcast de
    • Wade Davis
    • Shaun Matsheza

  • Breaking Big Pharma and Big Tech, Global Debt and Race Politics, and the End of Borders In Conversation with Arun Kundnani

    • COVID-19
    • Debt
    • Border Wars
    • Digital Futures

    Even a global crisis can provide opportunities for fairer, freer and better ways of organising our world. But too often they can simply become moments to further entrench power, hegemony and undue influence. Unfortunately, as history has demonstrated, global policy making has often shifted in undesirable directions because those in power use crises to push their own interests. 

    Podcast de
    • Arun Kundnani
    • Shaun Matsheza
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