...other than Settler Colonial Studies?
My name is Kikila Perrin, a settler of mostly Germanic and Celtic lineage living on unceded lək̓ʷəŋən and W̱SÁNEĆ territory (Victoria area, BC) doing my PhD at UVic (INTD - Indigenous Studied/Geog), and I'm looking to publish a co-authored article that is a reflection on the embodied experiences of 2 settlers as they engage in "decolonization" work (this term is problematic). This feels more "settler colonial studies" (centring the experiences of settlers) than it does Indigenous studies (neither of us are Indigenous), and after some time googling for it can only find Settler Colonial Studies.
Appreciate any guidance the community can share.
HÍSW̱ḴE,
Kikila
You might want to look at critical or radical geography journals like ACME or Antipode. Is there a gendered aspect or do you engage with feminist methodology? Then Gender, Place & Culture might fit. If it has strong ethnography, you might consider a journal in anthropology.
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