Building Human Solidarity: The Voices of Women (Panel 3)
CIHA is delighted to post this video of one of our online course alums, Wasye Munanie Musyoni. Wasye is the Sudan Country Programme Manager for Norwegian Church Aid (NCA). […]
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In the Shadow of a Pandemic: The Intersection between Gendered Identity, Violence and the Humanitarian Crisis in the Niger Delta
The worsening conditions of women, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, require attention in numerous parts of the world. In this post, Nnebundo Obi contextualizes the challenges of these global phenomena […]
Political Reforms Nigeria Needs – The Women Speak
Please join for a discussion with prominent figures sharing their expertise on how women can move the needle on political participation in Nigeria.
Sunday, July […]
Conférence Virtuelle – Thème: La Place des Femmes dans L’Architecture Institutionnelle Politique et Stratégicque de la République du Niger
See information below about a virtual conference organized by scholars from the Republic of the Niger.
Thème: La Place des Femmes dans L’Architecture Institutionnelle Politique et Stratégicque de la République du […]
Invitation to a webinar on Women, Peace and Security UNSCR 1325
The Centre for Research, Training, and Publication (CRTP), at Hekima University College, in collaboration with the Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations (HIPSIR), UN Kenya and REINVENT invites […]
Women’s Month Storytelling Event
In recognition of the struggles of South African women and in celebration of the numerous ways in which women have shaped and informed community, IJR invites the public to an […]
New Scramble for Africa: Is her land safe?
Guest post by: Eileen Wakesho, Oxfam International
Recent years have seen an increased demand for African land in order to expand agriculture, exploration of natural resources, biofuels and mega development including […]
How women of faith deploy religious resources in conflict and peacebuilding
by Jackie Ogega
This piece is based in four years of research with Gusii and Maasai women in Kenya, examining how they deploy their religious resources as an identity, motivation, and […]
Writing women, gendering history: What would it mean to look at the 20th anniversary of South Africa’s democracy from the perspective of Nokuthela Dube?
On 11 September 2014 the CIHABlog editorial team at UKZN joined the UKZN’s College of Humanities to celebrate and reflect on the first 20 years of the post-apartheid South Africa, […]