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Featured
March 28, 2025
Silent Struggles of LBQ and GNC Survivors of Violence in Ghana

Violence against women and gender-diverse individuals remains pervasive in Ghana. According to the 2022 Ghana Demographic and Health Survey (GDHS), 41.6% of women aged 15 to 49 who have ever had an…

AfricanFeminism March 28, 2025
Featured
March 13, 2025
Books That Keep Me Awake: Reading, Rest, and Resistance

The act of reading, for me, is deeply personal—an intimate ritual that unfolds in solitude. I devour books, often late into the night, stealing moments of stillness from days that pass too…

AfricanFeminism March 13, 2025
Featured, Ghana
March 6, 2025
Pan-African Solidarity and Community Care Anchoring Ghana’s LGBTQ+ Activism

Recent political developments in Ghana have reignited concerns over the safety and rights of LGBTQ+ individuals. After President John Mahama’s swearing-in in January 2025, he stated that the Promotion of Proper Human…

AfricanFeminism March 6, 2025
Featured, Queer Africa
February 10, 2025
Quand la foi nous rejette : Spiritualité et Africains Queers

Être trans et/ou non-binaire tout en étant religieux est souvent présenté comme contradictoire, les messages religieux dominants étant souvent défavorables aux minorités sexuelles et de genre. Dans les pays francophones d’Afrique de…

AfricanFeminism February 10, 2025
Advocacy, Deconstructing, Queer Africa
February 5, 2025
 When Faith Rejects Us: Spirituality and Queer Africans 

Being trans and/or non-binary while being religious is often portrayed as contradictory, given the dominant religious messages are often unfavourable towards sexual and gender minorities. In French-speaking West African countries, where traditional…

AfricanFeminism February 5, 2025
Deconstructing, Featured, Namibia, Queer Africa
February 3, 2025
Walking the Tightrope of Visibility: Two Sides of the Story

There’s something beautifully complex, textures in ways that can’t always be explained but felt and layered about seeing yourself in a movie; seeing parts of yourself or all of yourself, your experiences…

AfricanFeminism February 3, 2025
Advocacy, Featured, Queer Africa
January 30, 2025
Exister dans un Monde qui Tente de vous Effacer : Les Communautés LGBTQIA+ en Afrique Francophone

Comme dans la plupart des pays du monde, les personnes LGBTQIA+ d’Afrique francophone continuent de résister à une oppression institutionnelle et sociale profondément enracinée. Dans cette région, les lois varient entre criminalisation…

AfricanFeminism January 30, 2025
Advocacy, Featured, Queer Africa
January 29, 2025
Existing in a World Trying to Erase You: Struggles and Strength of LGBTQIA+ Communities in French-Speaking Africa

As in most countries around the world, LGBTQIA+ people in Francophone Africa continue to resist historic institutional and social oppression. Laws in the region vary from explicit criminalisation to implicit criminalisation, a…

AfricanFeminism January 29, 2025
Advocacy, Agency, Featured
January 27, 2025
A Better Way to Facilitate Connections? Reflections on Philanthropic Engagements at AWID Forum

Attending the AWID Forum was like stepping into an assortment of connections, knowledge and belonging. Held in Bangkok, Thailand, in December 2024, the Forum is convened by the Association for Women’s Rights…

AfricanFeminism January 27, 2025
Advocacy, Featured, Kenya
January 24, 2025
Kenya Decriminalizes Suicide in Landmark Move for Health Justice

On November 8th, 2024, I lost a dear colleague, Charity Muturi, to suicide. The initial news reached me through social media, where a post reported an “unidentified woman” had died by suicide.…

AfricanFeminism January 24, 2025
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