Presentation material, notes, slideshows and references.
UCT Presentations at African Gender InstituteThese presentations were focused on the question: 'Is it appropriate for men to join the feminist movement?'
The first day presents the question, and some background to thinking about masculinities, while the second day presents an overview of the work of Sonke Gender Justice. |
References:
Kopano Ratele, “Studying Men in Africa Critically”, in Uchendu E (ed), Masculinities in Contemporary Africa. CODESRIA, 2008 Dean Peacock, Bafana Khumalo, Eleanor McNab, “Men and gender activism in South Africa: observations, critique and recommendations for the future”, Agenda, Empowering Women for Gender Equality. Vol 20, Issue 6, 2006. Goodwin Murunga in conversation with Jane Bennett, “In conversation: Masculinities and Gender Based Violence”, Feminist Africa 14
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