AGAPE critiques and resists the intertwined systems of Global Apartheid and Planetary Ecocide by exposing the ecological and social consequences of colonial systems of “brutalization”. Rooted in care as a philosophical imperative, it gestures toward a decolonized world where relational practices replace extractive logics, guiding all other projects toward liberation and ecological restoration.

As detailed in a forthcoming 2025 publication, Fugitive Erotics reframes intimacy, desire, and relational accountability as central to dismantling systems of domination and fostering collective liberation. Inspiring and inspired by AGAPE’s vision, it emphasizes embodied knowledge and multi-species care, shaping the methodologies of all projects with its commitment to relational attunement and sensual reciprocity.

BADS_lab is the experimental core of all projects, providing a space for speculative and decolonial research. It prototypes methodologies like Measure with Care, Infopoiēsis, Accounting Otherwise, and AI&D, integrating artistic and scientific inquiry to align with AGAPE and Fugitive Erotics’ philosophical ideals.

Measure with Care reimagines measurement as a relational, community-specific practice, challenging standardized systems imposed by colonial frameworks. Developed in BADS_lab, it provides tools and methodologies for ecological and social restoration, supporting projects like Reparative Ecologies and Maroon Infrastructures.

Infopoiēsis transforms data practices into multisensory, improvisational engagements inspired by Black electronic music, emphasizing fluidity and ecological attunement. Developed in BADS_lab, it supports initiatives like Reparative Ecologies and Maroon Infrastructures by fostering creative approaches to data interpretation and decision-making.

AI&D reclaims ancestral divination practices as alternatives to colonial systems of measurement and machine learning. Developed in BADS_lab, it fosters intuitive, community-driven frameworks that integrate with projects like Reparative Ecologies and Maroon Infrastructures.

Accounting Otherwise critiques binary financial systems, proposing non-binary, relational models of exchange that prioritize mutual aid and equity. Prototyped in BADS_lab, it supports Maroon Infrastructures and Reparative Ecologies by enabling innovative approaches to communal financing and collective care.

Maroon Infrastructures applies the methodologies developed in BADS_lab to create adaptive systems prioritizing autonomy, resilience, and mutual care. Drawing from projects like Measure with Care, Infopoiēsis, and Accounting Otherwise, it builds infrastructures that support collective flourishing in alignment with AGAPE and Fugitive Erotics.

Reparative Ecologies transforms degraded landscapes through guerrilla permaculture and restorative practices that integrate ecological and cultural repair. Informed by methodologies like Measure with Care and Infopoiēsis, it aligns with AGAPE and Fugitive Erotics to foster regenerative ecosystems and social accountability.

The Process Germ Bank serves as a living archive for the methodologies and practices developed across all projects. By enabling techniques from Measure with Care, Infopoiēsis, Accounting Otherwise, and AI&D to adapt and thrive in new contexts, it bridges research from BADS_lab to real-world applications in Reparative Ecologies and Maroon Infrastructures.