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Justyk Communications: A Framework for Liberation-Centered Communications Practice

Justyk Communications is a knowledge system for how movements communicate climate and social justice at the end of the world. Rooted in Indigenous, neurodivergent, queer, trans, feminist, Dalit, and Global South epistemologies, this 75-page framework offers an alternative to extractive, donor-driven, Western-centric communications models that dominate institutional practice. Built on four pillars—Justice (liberation, not inclusion), Sentipensar (feeling-thinking as decolonial practice), Ayllu (kinship, not audience), and Pachakutik (world-transformation, not crisis management)—Justyk reconceptualizes communication as infrastructure for collective survival, resistance, and prefigurative world-building. This framework includes theoretical foundations tracing lineages from Black feminist thought, decolonial theory, Indigenous cosmologies, and disability justice; practical tools including the Justyk Audit, consent protocols, capacity calendars, and crisis response frameworks; navigation of paradoxes inherent to liberation work (visibility as resource vs. risk, urgency vs. care, scale vs. intimacy); accountability mechanisms for when we cause harm; and an invitation to collective practi

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