Feminist Global Health as Peace Research: Lessons from Breast Cancer Advocates in Nigeria Part I
Guest post by: Catia C. Confortini (Wellesley College), with Tiina Vaittinen (University of Tampere)
This week we post a […]
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Philanthropy as Image Politics in Ghana’s New Churches
Today’s post by Professor Michael PK Okyerefo analyzes the new Pentecostal-charismatic churches and the roles they play in African, especially Ghanaian, public culture. This is the latest post in our […]
Engaging the Jihad Against Poverty: From Charity to Solidarity
We recently posted the first of a series of presentations from our 2nd Annual CIHA Blog Conference on religion, governance, and humanitarianism in Africa. Today’s post is by […]
Religion as a site of struggle in Africa: lessons from the Bible as a site of struggle in South Africa
Last month, we held the 2nd Annual CIHA Blog Conference in South Africa on religion, governance, and humanitarianism in Africa. Today, we present the first article in a series of papers […]
Religion, Humanitarianism and Governance debated in South Africa October 18-20, 2016 / Religion, Humanitarisme et Gouvernance : thématiques débattues en Afrique du Sud les 18-20 Octobre 2016
by Cecelia Lynch
The CIHA Blog held an exciting conference at the Seth Mokitimi Methodist Seminary, in collaboration with the University of KwaZulu-Natal, last week. You will be reading (and […]
Report on The CIHA Blog Annual Conference in South Africa / Rapport sur la Conference Annuelle du CIHA Blog en Afrique du Sud
by Ndeye Ami Diop et Khadidiatou Dia, Luce Graduate Fellows and Ph.D. students at the University of Gaston Berger, St. Louis, Senegal
We were especially pleased to participate […]
