Presentation at Documenta “A very long letter”
A conversation about Mariama Bâ, between political scientist Mariama Jadama and the translator of the work Imma Falcó, at Documenta bookstore. Saturday 17/05 at 18:30 at Documenta bookstore, C/Pau Claris 144.
17/05/2025 - 18:30Presentation at Ciutat Invisible “It's not so radical” with Laida Memba and Maria Serra
We look forward to the first conversation we have thought about “It's not so radical”. We are very excited because it is not just a presentation, but an opportunity to hear from two great speakers who will provide us with a deep insight into climate justice and the proposals of this book: Laida Memba (architect and researcher) [...]
15/05/2025 - 18:30Barcelona Poetry Festival - Migrant Seas Recital with Fàtima Saheb
Do not miss Fàtima Saheb's recital at the Barcelona Poetry Festival. She will be accompanied by live music from Riyad Achouirif and it will take place in an emblematic space: the Ateneu Barcelonès. An opportunity to enjoy poetry that stirs, that recognizes, that is present in the city and that identifies us.
May 9, 2025‘Martians’ with Jaŋde Editorial, Nadia Hafid, Fàtima and Ihssan Saheb, Laida Memba and Lucía G. Romero: The reality of our streets is racially and culturally diverse. But are the cultural representations of this reality equally diverse?
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13/03/2025
The experts: “A very long letter”, by Mariama Bâ: African feminism comes from afar
Daughter of migrants: “In the summer I wanted to go to Disney, not to Morocco”
Fátima Saheb. Migrant Mothers, where courage is born
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OUR PROJECT
JAŊDE Editorial is a fiction and non-fiction publishing cooperative in Catalan that was founded in 2024 between Barcelona, Vic and Mataró with a social vocation: to create a space of quality for literature that we did not know we were missing.
The word “jaŋde” comes from the Fula language, the language of the Fulani, and can be translated into Catalan as “reading” and also “teaching”. Our name reflects part of our identity: to help spread the habit of reading and teach readers about other realities that are not as far away as they seem.
