At the 4th Ministerial Conference on Feminist Foreign Policy in France, we’re calling for feminist policy rooted in anti-imperialism, reparations and redistribution of resources, and solidarity with global South movements.

We must spread the word in all ways 😅 Republished piece on pan-africanism and its praise and silences on militarism and how it always goes back to square one! africanfeminism.com/glamourized-... Glamourized Militarism and Africa’s Elusive Liberation - African Feminism (AF)

Modern migration governance pretends to be about rights but it denies citizenship, enforces racialised borders, and reproduces global inequalities. Who moves, how, and where to, is shaped by the same powers that produce war, climate crises, and economic precarity - @tonihaastrup.bsky.social

Privileged white South Africans increasingly misuse “refugee” to describe discomfort with post-apartheid change, erasing the realities of true displacement. Join us as we unpack the co-optation and commodification of refugee identity by settler groups. 🔗 shorturl.at/gjYX9

Join us in this webinar series to call for a refugee discourse that accurately reflects the structural forces that create displacement, reframe refugee discourse through Afrikan feminist, #antiimperialist, and  #decolonial lenses.

“Developing the broadband infrastructure is equivalent to the construction of imperial railways in the nineteenth century in order to facilitate the colonization of Africa.”- Prof Sylvia Tamale, decolonization and Afro-feminism

Thank you. That’s a quote from Prof. Sylvia Tamale- Digitization has become the new “civilizing” mission and the latest framework for rationalizing the new mode of colonization…”

Happening now: @rosebellk.bsky.social speaking at ‘Feminist Labour Futures: Decent Work in the Platform Economy’ on a critical theme: world-building amidst world-crumbling. 🔗 bit.ly/3Z2JaVv

Last week, we hosted peace activists from DRC + Sudan to determine a Feminist agenda for peace in the 2 countries. “African women are resisting, mobilizing, and creating peace from the ground up. Why are they still treated as afterthoughts in formal peace processes?” What needs to change? ⬇️