Dasiba! After several years of blood, sweat and tears, our book on African Feminisms & Digital Media is finally coming out 💃🏿 Dr. Msia Kibona Clark has been such a dream to work with.💜 We're hoping to bring copies to a bookshop near you You can order it here👇🏿 africanbookscollective.com/books/african-…

'Twenty years Later: Rethinking the Sierra Leonean Civil War and Beyond.' Special Issue of African Conflict and Peacebuilding Review 13, no 1 Guest Editors: Ismail Rashid and Zubairu Wai

Étudier l’anti-genre en Afrique : un phénomène social orphelin d’un concept, vraiment ? | Cairn.info Retrouvez mes réflexions sur l’Anti-genre en Afrique dans le cadre d’un entretien croisé avec Fatou Sow et Patrick Awondo ! Bonne lecture 😊 cairn.info/revue-politiqu…

Gendered Constitutionalism in the Global South was a lot of hard work but also fun, I have made lifelong intellectual friendships with @Dineshasam; Anna Dziedzic; Tanja Herklotz; @SengeEmmah and Alma Laiadhi. We're happy to share this with the world, enjoy the read.

While awaiting your next #Wagner update, read snippets from my interview w/ Maher Sattar for Foreign Policy re: #SierraLeone's elections, where a 30% quota for women candidates applies for the first time. Also w/ comments from the great Alice J. Kang! foreignpolicy.com/2023/06/23/sie…

Today is a good day to read Duke Silver's Feminist Sax 🏳️‍🌈's personal essay, "Finding Our Way Home," in our edited book. 💚🌻🖤 I hope we find solace in it in the face of this state-sanctioned repression of the LGBTQI+ community. 🏳️‍🌈 🇬🇭 Read it here: drive.google.com/file/d/1ymV3iK…

Heard of #feministforeignpolicy #FFP? Navigating a heavily western discourse (for now) can teach you lessons as an African. Honored to collaborate with @ToniHaastrup and Helen Kezie-Nwoha to articulate the frustrations and call for African feminism vision. africanarguments.org/2023/07/statem…

It would be misguided to reduce the presence of this large crowd to “demography, lack of education &opportunity”. There are real grievances related to governance, relations with foreign powers, unequal access to resources etc that need to be addressed & renegotiated with citizens

Friends, you might recall that we rescued an Afghan family after Kabul fell to the Taliban & we brought them safely to Nebraska in Jan 22. They’re doing great! But we have some legal bills we hope to cover for them. Have a few bucks to help us help them? venmo.com/u/kohenari

I've decided to update my website by uploading and sharing samples of my syllabi 🙃😉 INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN STUDIES rosendengue.com/2023/08/24/int…

[New Publication!] "The Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa: a commentary" This Commentary aims to be a ‘one-stop-shop’ for anyone interested in the #MaputoProtocol #OpenAccessPublication ⬇️ pulp.up.ac.za/pulp-commentar…

A presentation I did at 5am today on this book made me realize I haven't shared the news with y'all yet, also partly bcos of the terrible things happening in the world right now. BUT it came out just 2 weeks ago & I'm very excited to share with you!🥳1/7 link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

OUT OF PLACE is a new book that encourages scholars to reflect on the power of positionality in research. It's a structured process of introspection & inquiry. The book came out today. It's available as Open Access at cambridge.org/outofplace. cambridge.org/core/books/out…

Curious about children's views of political leaders in Nigeria? Here's a link for up to 50 eprints of "Gendered perceptions of leadership and children’s political ambition: evidence from Nigeria," with Busola Okedele and Jill Greenlee Politics, Groups, and Identities tiny.cc/ocjh001

Busola Okedele, Jill Greenlee, and I discuss how children don't imagine women as political leaders in Nigeria and possible solutions for The Conversation: theconversation.com/nigerian-child… Politics, Groups, and Identities