Future Issues
FEMINIST AFRICA 17
Feminist Africa 17 will explore the idea of “young women” within contemporary discourses of activism and theory within African contexts. The issue will explore what this categorization, popular within NGO and some institutional spaces, entails and look at how action-research and advocacy driven by “young women” offers powerful questions about the shape and salience of feminist issues and movements.
FEMINIST AFRICA 18
The theme for Feminist Africa 18 will be on feminist politics and practices of IC Technologies, and will be co-edited by Jennifer Radloff and Jan Moolman. The issue will explore the meaning of political activism which draws upon the multiple options of ICTs for communication and networking, and offer analysis of the implications of the “technological revolution” for African and transnational feminist work and thought.
Enquiries about the issue and pieces for consideration (articles, profiles, book reviews, proposals for ‘In Conversations’) should be sent to jane.bennett@uct.ac.za.
FEMINIST AFRICA EDITOR
Amina Mama
FEMINIST AFRICA EDITORIAL TEAM
Adelene Africa, Teresa Barnes, Jane Bennett, Yaliwe Clarke, Susan Hollland-Muter and Awino Okech.
Talking the Walk provides a space for African feminists to engage in a public intellectual dialogue regarding their ideas and work.
The Feminist Africa journal provides a forum for progressive, cutting-edge gender research and feminist dialogue focused on the continent.
Exploring feminist approaches to technology
The programme focuses on theory-building research based on the experiences of women peace activists.
The programme contributes to research which focuses on urban-based economic activities outside the framework of formal wage labour.
The Sexual and Reproductive Rights Programme aims to support research, networking and activism which prioritizes SRR.