Embracing Contemporarity
‘Theorising and Living Our Feminist Futures’ by Patricia McFadden
Corporate fast-food advertising targeting children in South Africa
By Desiree Lewis, Sheetal Bhoola, and Lynn Mafofo The health implications of children’s increasing consumption of fast foods have been…
How must I explain it to the dolphins?: Theorizing the epistemology of uncertainty through an intersectional approach to climate change
By Yvette Abrahams, Ph.D. Dept. Women & Gender Studies University of the Western Cape, South Africa “As Biko has said…
“We Eat Sushi Now”: Targeting Hungry Students at South African Universities
By Mary Hames and Desiree Lewis Media reports, research, and student support services are paying an increasing amount of attention…
Food in the Time of Race: Ruminations on Cultural Sustainability and Black Food Energy
By Psyche Williams-Forson, Ph.D Food is a problem. I am not talking here just about accessing foodstuffs but about understanding…
Food is an African Feminist Issue
By Prof Elaine Salo Women’s engagement with food has informed our gendered identities in ambiguous ways. Our primary roles ensuring…
Food – Where private and public intersect
By Angelo Fick Food represents the encounter between the private and the political, the individual and the world. Whether growing…
The Meaning of Food in Public life
Visual Presentation by Angelo Fick