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"Knowing about our body and recognizing its heritage brings us closer to our ancestry, strengthening our knowledge about ourselves" Read the whole conversation with Luciane Ramos Silva, who will be part of the panel "Body as a medium" at 2022's Conference
https://t.co/O86W8MSSG0
I can't wait for the whole world - but Ghanaians especially! - to read this book that Yepoka Yeebo has written about the life, lies, and fascinating surprisingly true stories of John Ackah Blay-Miezah.
They call him "Africa's first con man", but just you wait!
Congratulations. I hope the Eritreans who risked their lives in ways I can’t imagine can celebrate too. I hope they are safe.
Seeing what those kids risked to show the truth to the rest of the world made me ask why am I quiet & what do I risk compared to them?
Please watch.
The film will be launched in Germany for the first time during the Cluster conference. It is aimed at portraying the real stories of women in Ghana post-independence and how their stories can help fill the generational gap in women’s activism in Ghana.
Prof. Akosua Adomako Ampofo will be presenting the film "When women speak", which was produced and directed by Aseye Tamakloe, Akosua Adomako Ampofo, and Kate Skinner on 7 July 2022 at the @unibt Germany in with the @Rhodesuniversity Makhanda South Africa
A kind reminder that our HOPIA series on Ghanaian women will be exhibited today and for the last time at the @Africa_Oxford Nsaka happening at @StCrossCollege. We thank our partner @FusionArtsOx and sponsors @TORCHOxford and @AfricaOxfordUni once again. https://t.co/xvpOcs61C6.
On this day in 2020, my queer short film #FeminineLotus debuted on @Official_SABC1 and over 2.8 million viewers watched. This was the most-watched @nfvfsa youth film writers film in 2020. The film has gone to win two international awards. Happy Pride Month #Pride 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️✊
Look what has arrived from the printers! Now safely in the hands of the editors, Khosi Xaba & Khwezi Mkhize. 'Foundational African Writers', looking at the life & legacy of 4 classic South African writers: Peter Abrahams, Noni Jabavu, Sibusiso Nyembezi and Es’kia Mphahlele.
We are delighted to announce the inaugural Safal-Cornell @KiswahiliPrize workshop to be held in Mombasa between 20th and 23rd July. To participate, please send your application to [email protected] by 20th June.
Meet Prof. Dr. Rey Chow, a cultural critic with a specialization in 20th-Century Chinese fiction and film and postclonial theory.
Prof. Chow will deliver the opening keynote speech for the cluster conference on 6 July at 04:00 PM CEST.
The Politics of the Near by @jetournadre @FordhamPress offers a novel approach to social unrest in post-apartheid South Africa.
Available to buy at 30% off via CAP's book exhibit for #VAD2022 👇
https://t.co/EdalbuTFzo
#VAD22#AfricanStudies
JUST PUBLISHED ❗
Spirit Service edited by @BodeSakra, @dr_trlandry & @drvannier from @iupress
"A tour de force in scale and scope, examining themes as important as they are riveting—art, performance, ritual, healing, resistance, funerary rights."
👇
https://t.co/PFQfGHcx79
University of Ibadan & CAS are hosting early career sessions at the 60th anniversary of Institute of African Studies conference. Funding available for 15 scholars currently affiliated with Nigerian universities. Deadline: Jun 25. Apply and share! Details: https://t.co/5KHWv797Iz
Drawing on the insights of a wide range of political and media theorists, Killer Apps develops a new theory for understanding how the intersection of media and military strategy drives today's AI arms race. @DukePress
Explore here:
https://t.co/dVtTxaFnMC
#RAI2022@RoyalAnthro
Spear by Paul S. Landau @OhioUnivPress
“Paul Landau offers us an outstanding book on Umkhonto we Sizwe, with the figure of Nelson Mandela at the centre of the story."
Find this & more at CAP's book exhibit for #VAD2022 👇
https://t.co/EdalbuTFzo
#VAD22#AfricanStudies
"One of the most incisive histories ever written about African students’ political engagements during the turbulent but pivotal decade following upon Congo’s independence"
Preorder Students of the World by @pmonavil@DukePress at our #VAD2022 exhibit:
https://t.co/EdalbuTFzo
Register now! The topic for our annual Cluster Conference this year is "Medialities"!Experience
3 insightful keynote lectures, 14 parallel thematic panel sessions, 2 roundtable discussions, 2 film screenings, an artist performance, and a knowledge slam.
https://t.co/eRVKQ75jy2
Call for applications to the Safe
Sisters’ Fellowship Program Workshop 2022 for women human rights defenders, journalists/media workers; builds capacity to understand and respond to digital safety challenges that they face in their work and daily life.
https://t.co/JeCaG7NUcM
You can find a range of free-to-read sample chapters at CAP's virtual exhibit for #VAD2022, including African Motors by Joshua Grace @DukePress
Ideal if you fancy a sneak preview before you buy 📖
Find them here 👇
https://t.co/EdalbuTFzo
#VAD22#AfricanStudies
🙌Join @CODESRIA in congratulating Prof. Oyèrónkẹ́ Oyěwùmí for her accomplishment by reading her Acceptance Speech for the 2021 Distinguished Africanist Award.
🖱The full text is here https://t.co/9FWGKbvPLp