Research & Archive
Long-form essays, contemporary commentary, and scholarly reflections from Prof. Pala.
LIKE a number of researchers in the 1970s who began to look more closely at the status of women in Africa, Achola Pala Okeyo was initially struck by the erosive influence of colonial rule on the continent's overwhelmingl…
The global climate crisis is increasingly being framed as a technical problem requiring technical solutions—renewable energy, carbon capture, and synthetic biology. Yet, for many communities in Sub-Saharan Africa, climat…
"The archive of African women's resistance is not empty; it has merely been filed under the wrong headings by those who misread our silence."
