That is a wrap! Thank you everyone who came and contributed in person and online. Huge thank you to Feminist Africa 💜💜💜. Plenary recordings can be found here: youtube.com/@feministafric… Day1: Democracy & Governance Day2: Work Day3: Knowledge Day4: Feminist Futures

“Whereas innovation and science are seen to disrupt the fossilized structures of the past, conversely capitalism uses them to exploit men more.” Samora Machel, presente.

Grateful for the insightful conversations and inspiring students, activists, and academics I met in Maputo. Now I have to catch up on the chaos in the place I call home.

International Feminist Journal of Politics Feminist Africa Thanks to Feminist Africa & International Feminist Journal of Politics for organizing this conference! It was so powerful with so much to learn

still time to consider serving our community and keep the good work going!

Reminder: we are accepting proposals for Special Issue through 31 January 2025. Please check our website for this and other news (we are slowly transitioning to LinkedIn) ifjpglobal.org/journal-news/2…

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Special Issue on 'Remapping the #Feminist Global' in the International Feminist Journal of Politics co-edited with shine choi. Some articles came out in the Asian Journal of Women's Studies. #retweet FTGS Academic Chatter™ #AcademicResearch ISA tandfonline.com/toc/rajw20/30/3 tandfonline.com/toc/rfjp20/26/5

🌟 Gendering IR Working Group event w/ Centre for Gender In Politics @ #BISA2025 🌟 'Meet the editors: publishing and networking workshop for gender & international studies scholars' w/ shine choi Cristina Masters & Prof Marysia Zalewski 📝 details here 👉ow.ly/upKQ50W8hMa Annika Rosamond Laura Sjoberg

Call for abstracts! Routledge Companion on “gender and the politics of violence: violent unravellings” editors shine Choi, Cristina Masters & Marysia Zalewski.

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New on the IFJP Blog: Who and Where Are Russian Women Soldiers? Alexandra Délano Alonso & Katerina Suverina explore gender, militarism, and nationalism in Russia—and how women soldiers both disrupt & reinforce dominant narratives. Read here: 🔗 ifjpglobal.org/blog/2025/5/15…

New on the Blog: Between Contested Narratives and Transformative Actions Agnieszka Fal-Dutra Santos & Outi Donovan explore how digitalization is reshaping the WPS agenda. Read here: ifjpglobal.org/blog/2025/5/15… #FeministPolitics #WomenPeaceSecurity #DigitalFeminism

In “Sisters, Strangers, Friends: Queering the Political Discourse of Love,” Ting Guo explores love as a radical, political force for solidarity and transformation. Read here 👉 ifjpglobal.org/blog/2025/2/10… #QueerPolitics #FeministLove #IFJP #TransnationalFeminism

New on the IFJP Blog: How did Tunisian women resist state and societal repression under a decades-long hijab ban? Hind Ahmed Zaki explores the afterlives of Circular 108. 🔗 ifjpglobal.org/blog/2025/5/15… #HijabBan #Tunisia #FeministPolitics #IFJP

📢 IFJP is hiring a Managing Editor! 📰 Part-time, remote & flexible 📚 Oversee production of 5 issues/yr 📝 Skills: project mgmt, admin support, copyediting 📅 Start: Jan 2026 (with paid transition Nov/Dec 2025) ⏰ Deadline: 21 Sept 2025 Read more here: ifjpglobal.org/all-calls#Call…