Dr Kate Skinner writes for the Democracy in Africa blog
Last weekend, their interview with grassroots activist Hannah Owusu-Koranteng was awarded the Abena Korantemaa Oral History prize at the Pa Gya festival of the Writers' Project of Ghana.
Dr Kate Skinner reflects for the Democracy in Africa blog on the 40th anniversary of the key international women's rights treaty, CEDAW.
Jovia Salifu points to the under-recognition of Ghanaian woman pioneer, Esther Ocloo, in the history of micro-credit worldwide.
Dr Rose Mensah-Kutin reflects on COVID-19 and the value placed on women's domestic and reproductive labour.
Kate Skinner interviews activist-lawyer, Sheila Minkah-Premo, on the past, present and future of the Affirmative Action Bill in Ghana
Sometimes what doesn't happen is as important as what does. The Archive of Activism project team explains why.
Dr Kate Skinner writes for the 'Archive of Activism: gender and public history in postcolonial Ghana' blog.
Jovia Salifu writes for the 'Archive of Activism: gender and public history in postcolonial Ghana' blog.
Grants totalling £549,585 awarded by the British Academy (BA) through its Sustainable Development Programme 2018.