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Agency, Featured, Personal Reflections
August 31, 2019
A complaint? A Reflection on Power Dynamics in the World of Funding Feminist Work

I refresh the browser. A new email with the title ‘Complaint’ appears. The name of the sender is not familiar to me, so I am curious and hurriedly open it to read. …

AfricanFeminism August 31, 2019
Agency, Personal Reflections
August 28, 2019
Policing Women’s Bodies and Safety in South Sudan

It’s really baffling when what should be a simple choice every morning takes one a lot of careful thinking on the impact of your day ahead. Deciding if you want to wear…

Riya Williams Yudaya August 28, 2019
Africa, Deconstructing, Featured, Personal Reflections
August 26, 2019
Dismantling Patriarchy Alone? Online Spaces and Serving Feminist Collective Good

I am constantly seeking to build on my feminist knowledge and I spend most of my free time trawling through social media, blogs and any source readily available for black and/or African…

AfricanFeminism August 26, 2019
Advocacy, Agency, Featured, Nigeria
August 21, 2019
#ChurchToo: Confronting The Last Bastion of Patriarchy

Nigeria is one of the most religious countries in the world where more than 90 percent of people identify as religious. Both old and new religious players and faith you will find…

Funmi Balogun August 21, 2019
Featured, Interviews
August 13, 2019
Don’t Be Comfortable in Being ‘Only Woman’ At the Table – Bogolo Kenewendo

Botswana welcomed its fifth President Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi in April 2018 who succeeded President Ian Khama. In the new cabinet, 31 year old Bogolo Joy Kenewendo was appointed the Minister of…

Rosebell Kagumire August 13, 2019
Agency, Deconstructing, Featured
August 8, 2019
Nudity and Protest: Deploying Our Bodies Against the Patriarchy is Legitimate

Resistance, in all its forms, is a push-back against status quos. It is not meant to soothe those to whom it is aimed, rather to demonstrate, as creatively, effectively, and shockingly what…

Twasiima Tricia August 8, 2019
Featured
August 6, 2019
We Must Eliminate Violence and Harassment in the World of Work

In June 2019, efforts by trade unions across the globe to ensure safe, healthy and violence free workplaces for all categories of workers in the world were crowned with a convention by…

AfricanFeminism August 6, 2019
Advocacy, Ethiopia, Featured
August 5, 2019
Seedlings or a Girl: Access to Justice in Ethiopia

I took the title from one of the sarcastic tweets by a fellow Ethiopian on Twitter on the recent ridiculous court sentencing a man to 10 years in prison for raping a…

Bethlehem N. Woldeyohannes August 5, 2019
Featured, Policy Recommendations
July 31, 2019
Fighting Climate Change: An African Feminist Fight

I think, I should start with the disclaimer, I am a feminist, an African feminist to be exact, pledging my allegiance to the African Feminist Charter, which, among things, affirms that women…

Mwanahamisi Singano July 31, 2019
Featured, Personal Reflections
July 25, 2019
‘My Days Don’t Have A Price’

As has become tradition every year – on my birthday and as the new year comes around – I reflect on life, some of its lessons and takeaways for the year ahead.  So…

aliben86 July 25, 2019
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