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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On June 20, 2024, citizens of Kenya from all regions of the country participated in a second round
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The language of fiscal policy might often feel like navigating a highway of technical jargon. However, beneath the
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An African woman’s alarm clock isn’t always a rooster. Often, it is the relentless tick-tock of unpaid care
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On March 6th, 2024, a powerful movement for change ignited in Nairobi, Kenya. The Time to Care (TTC)
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Introduction Imagine a future where education across Africa is not just “weatherproof,” but a vibrant ecosystem nurturing every
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With billions of women still underpaid, exploited and bearing the brunt of unjust tax, care and climate policies,
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As key global actors in the international financial system converge in Marrakech this week, for the International Monetary
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In an era marked by pressing global challenges, the imperative to drive meaningful and transformative change has never
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FEMNET’s Economic Justice and Rights programme continues to deepen knowledge, strengthen capacities and skills to engage and influence
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Theme: The role of Private Finance – Feminist Alternatives to the Financialisation of Everyday Life FEMNET will host
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