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When the Light is Fire: Maasai Schoolgirls in Contemporary Kenya by Heather D. Switzer.

As per the old English adage, “Do not look a…
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Pan-African Feminist Popular Education

The first section examines conceptions of popular education, exploring conceptual…
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Towards a living archive of Pan-African Feminist Popular Education

The first section examines conceptions of popular education, exploring conceptual…
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Feminist Pan-Africanism and NEPU Women’s Education in Northern Nigeria, 1951-1979

The formation of NEPU in 1951 was a watershed moment…
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Cultivating Seeds of Transformation: Reflections on Feminist Popular Education from Mozambique

Popular education approaches have been a means of building a…
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Theory in Action: A Pan-Africanist Online African Feminist Reading Group

African Feminisms, including Pan-African Feminism, emphasise that there are multiple…
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Reconnecting Experiences to Politics: Purposeful in Conversation

It is imperative for those doing social justice work to…
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Critical Engagement with Public Sociology: A Perspective From the Global South, edited by Andries Bezuidenhout, Sonwabile Mnwana, and Karl von Holdt. Public Sociology series. Bristol: Bristol University Press, 2022.

The book looks at the long tradition of critical engagement…
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Editorial: Rethinking African Feminisms in the “New” Normal

Introduction: Shedding the old Since the turn of the century,…
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African Feminisms as Method: A Methodology for African Feminisms in the Digital Age

Abstract “African Feminisms” is the collective label given to the…
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