Emina Bužinkić

Emina writes, facilitates, and walks barefoot at the intersections of migration, transnational solidarities, and feminist pedagogies. She engages deeply with anti-militarist, anti-capitalist, and anti-racist praxes, grounded in migrants’ daily struggles for freedom and in the epistemes of transnational and decolonial feminism, critical border activism, and collective knowledge production. She is part of AGITATE! Unsettling Knowledges Editorial Collective, the Free Palestine Initiative, and the Transbalkan Tribunal for Justice Initiative.

Her work challenges border regimes and agitates for freedom of movement, forging alliances that transcend borders and dismantle them. Her spirit finds sustenance in creative resistance to violence and in the boundless energy of the oceans.

Emina earned her doctorate in education, human rights, and feminist and sexuality studies at the University of Minnesota. She is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Institute for Development and International Relations in Croatia.

AGITATE! Content by Emina Bužinkić

Yesterday Srebrenica, Today Gaza

Introducing ‘Seditious Acts’: AGITATE! Special Volume with CRES

AGITATE! as Creative Commons: AGITATE! Editorial Collective Speaks to Nancy Sims

Introducing AGITATE! Volume 4 Breath and Death: COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, and Virality

Remembering, Honoring and Grieving Migrant Deaths: Unsettling the Politics of Grave Silence

Introducing AGITATE! Volume 3: Stories, Bodies, Movements

Editorial Collective – Vol. 3

Life After an Earthquake is the Labor of Reconstruction