The Second Life Myth: A Feminist Political Economy of African Textiles and the Second-hand Clothing Trade
There is something almost comforting about the phrase second-hand clothing. It sounds circular, sustainable, and even generous: a
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There is something almost comforting about the phrase second-hand clothing. It sounds circular, sustainable, and even generous: a
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There are gatherings you attend, take notes, exchange contacts, take a few photographs, and return home. Then some
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Pan-African Women's Day arrives at a time of profound contradiction for our continent. Across Africa, women and girls [...]
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By Thando Gwinji One of the biggest things I am taking away from the African Feminist Care Academy [...]
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By Mwamba Zipporah Mwila Feminism is so often misunderstood. As Toni Morrison pointed out how people often dismissively [...]
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Close your eyes and picture a feminist future. What does it look like? What does it feel like? [...]
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Abstract In Kenya, youth constitute approximately 66.7% of the voting-age population, yet they remain significantly underrepresented in electoral [...]
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Executive Summary This research evaluated Kenyan youth perceptions towards the European Union (EU), with emphasis on their role, [...]
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Executive Summary Kenya’s transition to green mobility presents a unique opportunity to advance climate change mitigation, youth employment, [...]
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Executive Summary From 9th to 17th March, the African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), the SDGs Kenya [...]
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1. Background and Purpose This document presents consolidated Youth Sounding Board (YSB) inputs to inform the development of [...]
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Tulinde Future yetu Initiative A reflective conference blog from Addis Ababa on women’s land rights, food sovereignty, climate-smart [...]
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