📢! Our article on #Masculinities in a feminist pedagogy: lessons for transformative gender and agriculture training is out! 👉 bit.ly/3O3f12l Based on our #GREATGenderAg trainings w/ @ScalingAgronomy & South Asia course Dr. Amon Ashaba Mwiine; Margaret Najjingo Mangheni Elizabeth Asiimwe LosiraSanya

On its 75th grad, Makerere University celebrated staff contribn to knowledge thru publications. Glad to have contributed critical masculinities in feminist scholarship Makerere University CHUSS Makerere School of Women and Gender Studies . Thank u Barnabas Nawangwe acknowledgin contribn & mentors Sarah N. Ssali Josephine ahikire 👏

Empowering women in Katanga's small businesses! 🌟 Join us on 8th March 2025 in making a difference by providing any kind of support. Donate, volunteer, or share! #WomenEmpowerment #Katanga #SmallBiz #WomensHistoryMonth2025

Gender backlash is not accidental. It is calculated. It is the real politics... Richard Ssewakiryanga key note speaker at the Launch of Women Uganda 2025+

It's such time of the year when we Makerere School of Women and Gender Studies Makerere University we reflect on the often marginalized conversation - Masculinity & health. Kindly join us The LIGHT Consortium CEHURD Uganda MenEngage Uganda Dr. Keith Kakame

Through our Empower Her program, we conducted interactive sessions focused on purposeful empowerment centered around financial literacy and business growth. Our goal is to promote economic sustainability for teenage mothers running small businesses. #EmpowerHer

With the momentum in social tensions amongst men and women, we need to rethink social learning processes that make masculine vulnerability inconceivable. Join The Women's Probono Initiative & Makerere School of Women and Gender Studies Makerere University these series of discussions

“Male involvement isn’t about replacing women’s voices — it’s about making men active partners in transforming harmful gender norms. It’s both a responsibility and a necessity for gender justice.” Dr. Amon Ashaba Mwiine;

“Engaging men isn’t about ‘helping’ women — it’s about recognizing that gender equality benefits everyone. Healthy, equal societies uplift both men and women.” Dr. Amon Ashaba Mwiine;

"The challenge is that as a conversationist, I am alone. But I do not know whether you are alone" Jim Spire Ssentongo vs spiritualist Dr Ssekaja

Weeks ago, we had reflective conversations on men, masculinity and feminist engagement The Women's Probono Initiative . We would like to share some further thoughts on how to meaningfully engage men in gender equality observer.ug/viewpoint/jose…

Please join us Makerere University CHUSS Makerere University as we theorize African identities with Prof Ndlove and Sarah N. Ssali

Just a reminder, as we journey on towards gender equality

There is need to unpack what’s considered as privilege and power. Transformation only comes when we turn around some norms. We need to re-socialize our selves for Equity. We need to front humanness prior to the idea of being a MAN #MensMakForum Dr. Mwine (Dr. Amon Ashaba Mwiine;) in his closure

"Reading is not about passing eyes through sentences. It is a critical process, being in conversation with the authors you are reading. Engage in active reading" - Prof Grace Musila Makerere University CHUSS Makerere University

As we continue our conversation on Gender, today Makerere University Makerere University CHUSS , we bring you discussion on Gendered Engineering. Join us today at 3pm EAT.