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  • By femnet | 17 Sep 2026

My Experience in Addis Ababa: A Journey of Sisterhood, Climate Justice & African Solidarity

By _Mirriam Nafula - Kenya - African Feminist Climate Champion  From my rural community of Bungoma in Kenya [...]

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  • By femnet | 17 Sep 2026

Lettre d’information d’août 2026

Tisser l'avenir : visions tissées de l'économie politique féministe africaine Bienvenue dans l’édition du mois d’août de notre lettre [...]

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  • By femnet | 17 Sep 2026

August 2026 Newsletter

Threading the Future: Woven Visions of African Feminist Political Economy Welcome to the August edition of our monthly newsletter, [...]

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  • By Dianarose Odhiambo | 14 Sep 2026

They Are Not the Future: Young Feminists Are Already Shaping Africa’s Climate Future

Across Africa, the climate crisis is no longer a distant warning. In one community, prolonged drought is threatening

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  • By femnet | 10 Sep 2026

Africa Resilience Collaborative: Putting Communities at the Heart of Climate Finance

On the sidelines of CCDA-XIV in Addis Ababa, a new collaboration is asking an urgent question: what would [...]

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  • By femnet | 02 Sep 2026

Déclaration du Forum Féministe

Un système économique transformateur en matière de sexospécificité, fondé sur les droits, la justice, les soins et l'égalité [...]

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  • By femnet | 02 Sep 2026

FfD4 Feminist Forum Declaration

 A gender-transformative economic system based on rights, justice, care, and equality for all is urgent 1. CHAPEAU We, [...]

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  • By femnet | 01 Sep 2026

HASEGO: We Arrived, We Gathered, We Connected

Author: Julie Okiro, FEMNET Reflections from the African Feminist Forum 2026 For three days, from 10–12 August 2026,

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  • By femnet | 24 Aug 2026

The Family Is Political: Why FEMNET Is Building a Continental Front for Equal Family Laws

By Muthoki Nzioka At the inaugural Africa Family Law Network conference, FEMNET placed lived experience and the leadership [...]

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  • By Dianarose Odhiambo | 11 Aug 2026

The Second Life Myth: A Feminist Political Economy of African Textiles and the Second-hand Clothing Trade

There is something almost comforting about the phrase second-hand clothing. It sounds circular, sustainable, and even generous: a

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  • By Dianarose Odhiambo | 10 Aug 2026

With Thought, Needle and Thread: The Beginning of a New African Feminist Economic Imagination

There are gatherings you attend, take notes, exchange contacts, take a few photographs, and return home. Then some

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