Upcoming Relevant Events
There are several exciting upcoming events that we’d like to bring to your attention. For the full listings, please check out the calendar section here. If you have relevant events that […]
Events
Conferences, lectures, film series, and other events that might be of interest to The CIHA Blog audience.
Public Forum at Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations on Preventing Violence and Sustaining Peace: Global Interventions – Lessons/Implications for Kenya
By: Huguette Kazeneza and Gerald Acho of HIPSIR
The CIHA Blog is dedicated to bringing to the fore public debates and scholarship from different parts of Africa that are important for […]
CODESRIA Day Lecture: The Struggles for Epistemic Freedom in Africa
The Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) was established in 1973 as an independent pan-African research organisation primarily focusing on social sciences research in […]
Zanele Muholi: Queering the Photographic Archive
Late last year, the CIHA Blog discussed an upcoming visit to New York by Zanele Muholi, a South African artist and visual activist working in photography, video and installation. […]
Gender theory and inequality in Africa / La théorie du genre et l’inégalité en Afrique
[English translation follows below] Aujourd’hui, nous affichons les remarques du chercheuse féministe de renom, Dr Fatou Sow, du dernier panel plénier de notre conférence de décembre au Sénégal sur le […]
Upcoming Relevant Events: January 2018
There are several exciting upcoming events that we’d like to bring to your attention. For the full listings, please check out the calendar section here. If you have relevant events that […]
Intersectionality, language, and global “hybridities”: Africans and critics talk back to the Humanitarian Imaginary
The CIHA Blog’s Senegal conference on Health, Healing, Religion and Gender in Africa prompted important reflections regarding the place of this conference in the work of the Blog, and about […]
L’ASAA ET LA RE-DEFINITION DES ETUDES AFRICAINES
Par: Ndeye Ami Diop*
L’écriture de l’Afrique pose d’énormes difficultés d’ordre historique et épistémologique. Le contexte de naissance des sciences sociales au moment de la colonisation semble être à […]
“Empires”: a poem of thanks by Edwin Adjei
This poem of thanks crafted by Luce Graduate Fellow, Edwin Adjei, will be presented at the closing ceremony of the 2017 CIHA Blog conference today, Saturday, December 16th in Dakar. […]