Agenda

Papers
(The median citation count of Agenda is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Breaking the frame: Obstetric violence and epistemic rupture23
Obstetric violence within students’ rite of passage: The reproduction of the obstetric subject and its racialised (m)other11
On reproductive violence: Framing notes7
Intersectional Experiences of Black South African Female Doctoral Students in STEM: Participation, Success and Retention7
Unbecoming men: Towards a discursive emancipation of black boys6
Schoolgirls leading their rural community in dialogue to address gender-based violence6
“Hospitals have some procedures that seem dehumanising to me”: Experiences of abortion-related obstetric violence in Brazil, Chile and Ecuador6
“We need to do public health differently in this community”: A reflexive analysis of participatory video, affective relations, and the policy process6
Teenage girls and the entanglement with online porn: a new feminist materialist perspective5
Entangled battlefields: Challenges of precarity for womxn under COVID-195
Framing notes – COVID-19: The intimacies of pandemics5
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights: Where is the progress since Beijing?5
Whose bodies are they? Conceptualising reproductive violence against adolescents in Ethiopia, Malawi and Zambia5
Cuba in the time of COVID-19: Untangling gendered consequences4
Female bodies, agency, real and symbolic violence during the coronavirus pandemic: The experiences of women politicians and activists in Zimbabwe4
‘Surrogate decision-making’ in India for women competent to consent and choose during childbirth4
Girl-led ‘from the ground up’ approaches to policy dialogue and policy change4
Gendered attitudes to fruit and vegetable consumption during the COVID-19 epidemic: Implications for policy and programming3
Survivalist economics in the time of COVID-193
“We have heard you but we are not changing anything”: Policymakers as audience to a photovoice exhibition on challenges to school re-entry for young mothers in Kenya3
How can girls with disabilities become activists in their own lives? Creating opportunities for policy dialogue through ‘knowledge mobilisation spaces’3
Gender, evictions, and relocations during COVID-19 in South Africa: Lessons for programming and practice3
Yes! We are girls with disabilities and Yes! We can represent ourselves in policy dialogue3
Pandemics, routine death, and pleasure3
Exploring women’s gendered experiences of sexual reproductive health during a pandemic: Intergenerational reflections3
Shaping policy, sustaining peace: Intergenerational activism in the policy ecosystem3
Tracking the trajectory of feminist advocacy in Uganda: How has theory informed the practice of advocacy?3
In search of reciprocity: Feminist challenges in Posthumanist thinking – An intellectual meditation2
Women informal food traders during COVID-19: A South African case study2
The Village Savings and Loans Association pathway – feminist solidarity groups leverage COVID-19 to have their voices heard2
The meanings of resilience in climate justice: women smallholder farmers’ responses to agricultural shocks in Uganda under the spotlight2
“It seems the women are taking over": Stereotyping around women in top-level leadership positions in Ghana's universities2
Feminist advocacy in the agenda for implementing Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development initiatives in Monrovia, Liberia2
“Powerless and afraid, I felt they let me down”: Reflections of a first-year student on gender-based violence at a university in South Africa2
Our Ubuntu: A Black feminist turn2
South African cities, housing precarity and women’s inclusion during COVID-192
Black women academics in the United States of America and South Africa deploying principles of Feminist Decoloniality as Care (FEMDAC) to confront experiences with microaggressions2
Decolonization and Afro-Feminism by Sylvia Tamale2
Nasi iStocko! Forging contemporary feminist imaginaries of liberation2
Understanding the violation of directive anti-abortion counselling [and cisnormativity]: Obstruction to access or reproductive violence?2
A Gender Mainstreaming Approach to South Africa’s Budget Response to COVID-192
Working from home, care work and shifting gender roles for dual-career couples during the COVID-19 pandemic: An exploratory study of urban Zimbabwe2
Fear, discrimination, and healthcare access during the COVID-19 pandemic: Exploring women domestic workers’ lives in India1
‘Bodies that birth’ and the violence it bears: In conversation with Rachelle Chadwick1
Intersectionality and/or multiple consciousness: Re-thinking the analytical tools used to conceptualise and navigate personhood1
From Black Consciousness to Black Lives Matter: Confronting the colonial legacy of colourism in South Africa1
Bleed, kill, cut, kin: Uterine violence, body-talk, and feminist subjectivities1
Feminist decoloniality as care in higher education1
Zulu Love Letter: Moving Black women from the margins to the centre in narrating South Africa’s political transition1
Bits of bytes and bites of bits: Instagram and the gendered performance of food production in the South African Indian community1
Hair, machines, sanitary pads and diary: The sentimental intimacy of truth during the COVID-19 pandemic1
The African woman’s plight of reproduction: A philosophical analysis of marriage, procreation and womanhood1
All the things you could be by now if Pinky Pinky wasn’t your Madam: Black gender, Human subjectivity and the terror of solidarity1
“Everything is written there; there should be something that is going to follow”: A girlfesto as a strategy for girl-led activism in rural communities1
Loboko Ya Mama’: Homemade recipes of belonging1
Metaphor drawing as decolonial research and feminist care among Black women academics in selected South African higher education institutions in times of crises1
Glass Ceilings: cybermisogyny is a sign of unchecked sexism in media and newsrooms1
Gender mainstreaming in the South African State, 25 years post Beijing1
Surfacing: On Being Black and Feminist in South Africa by Desiree Lewis and Gabeba Baderoon (eds.)1
Women farmers leading and co-learning in an agroecology movement at the intersections of gender and climate1
“The most hidden open secret”: Interview with Uhuru Phalafala on Mine Mine Mine (University of Nebraska Press, 2023), conducted by Helene Strauss1
Gendered implications of new technologies and posthuman subjectivities: perspectives from the global South1
Beijing +25 consultative forumGeneration Equality: Realising Women’s Rights for an Equal Future1
Agriculture, rivers and gender: Thinking with ‘caste capitalism’, migrant labour and food production in the Capitalocene1
Wangari Maathai – an African woman leader who decolonised environmental discourse Wangari Mathaai’s registers of freedom (2020) edited by Grace A. Musila, HSRC Press, Pr1
Beijing +251
#SAYHISNAME: Social media and feminist advocacy – a case study1
The Black African female student fighting for survival: Gendered and cultural challenges of online learning1
Rhizome networks: Turmeric’s global journey from haldi doodh to turmeric latte1
Marriage, intimacy, and the messy politics of COVID-19 in India1
Land and the feminine: Silence as a Room #1 of #5 , Richmond, Karoo1
The nonhuman object in Ama Ata Aidoo’s ‘Nowhere cool’: A black feminist critique of Object-oriented Ontology1
I just asked why?1
Unbecoming to becoming a man: Reply to Moshibudi Motimele1
“Sex work is essential(ly) work” – Feminist sex worker rights advocacy in South Africa1
Repositioning African women in politics: From critical mass to critical acts1
Time and distance1
An analysis of obstetric violence among low-income urban women: A case study of Mabvuku Hospital in Harare, Zimbabwe1
Greener on the other side: tracing stories of amaranth and moringa through indenture1
“I see myself really as a public health activist”: A critical analysis of young people’s voices in the National Health Insurance policy submissions1
Turning up the volume on equal pay: Notes toward building a platform for feminist advocacy1
Embodying transnational queer Black and Brown utopia in alternative QTPOC nightlife spaces1
Beijing +251
Ours1
Restructuring intimacies during COVID-19: Women in Community Networks1
Transnational perspectives on gender, food and ecology0
Being a Black woman in Southy!0
LGBTI+ persons’ concealed displacement in Zimbabwe0
Academic woundedness and healing: Welcome to the Queendom!0
The conceptualisation of the South African virtual class: A review ofSocial Media and Everyday Life in South Africaby Tanja Bosch0
The work of making things work: A review of Practices of Repair0
Global Women’s Rights and African Realities: Examining Discourses of Gender Justice in South Africa0
For Us & Humanity0
Gendered implications of new technologies and posthuman subjectivities: perspectives from the global South0
Interrogating gendered exclusion of womxn in COVID-19 vaccination policies and practices in Southern Africa0
Sexual division of labour in Brazil: Interpretations of domestic and care work under COVID-190
Just an energy transition? A gendered analysis of energy transition in Northern Cape, South Africa0
A radical rural woman: Remembering Sizani Ngubane0
‘Complex’ and ‘diverse’: Meaning-making and affirming practices as healing justice0
On the complexities of work that is deeply invested in the well-being of black boys, men and communities0
Decolonial feminism and indigenisation: Reimagining postgraduate research supervision in post-apartheid South Africa0
Climate justice, gender and activisms0
UJO/FEAR0
Women Cross Border Traders’ Participation in Tax Rulemaking Processes0
Rethinking Africa: Indigenous Women Reinterpret Southern Africa's Pasts0
Forced displacement, TEKAN and women peacebuilding initiatives in Northern Nigeria0
Carceral abolition as a South African possibility: A feminist perspective on the failure of policing and the criminal justice system in South Africa0
Food Shaming and Race, and Hungry Translations0
Thinging teachers: gleaning nearness in dis/embodied eLearning through poetic inquiry0
Gender equality and women’s happiness in post-apartheid South Africa0
Women-led organisations leading from the front: Coordinating responses to gender-based violence in Somalia and South Sudan0
Getting out of forgotten: The disruptive vision of Owanto0
Stalled gender policy renewal and the effects of the policy gap on Malawi government’s gender agenda0
Reflections on the politics of gendered food chains0
Re-centring and recovering knowledge about climate-friendly agriculture: Learning from a woman African indigenous knowledge holder0
Echo’s Reflection0
From displacement to empowerment: How women found their voice and claimed their power0
Grandmother0
“How can Eve in the bible be born from a man when biologically a man is born from woman?” Tracing feminist struggles in the colonial period and 1980s Yewwu-Yewwi feminist movement in Senegal0
Gender and climate change ‘through other eyes’: Grassroots women’s responses to changing environments in southern Africa0
The 3rd Floor0
Symbolic inclusion and systemic exclusion: Exploring our precarious journeys to becoming black women academics at a South African university through the lens of fieldwork0
Ghosts of the Indian Ocean0
Exploring academic identities through collage-making: A collaborative autoethnographic project0
“We have to do much more, demand much more and I think demonstrate radical impatience”: Conversation with Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, UN Women Executive Director0
Feminist Advocacy in Africa: Voices and Actions0
Feminist advocacy and the push for sex work policy change0
Fatima Meer: a free mind, by Shireen Hassim0
Transnational Perspectives on Food, Ecology and the Anthropocene0
Taking National Climate Change Gender Action Plans to heart – three steps to activate a plan0
Feminist Advocacy in Africa: Voices and Actions0
Inside-outside View: Gender, youth and the dilemma of serving in the African Union0
Surfacing: For our survival and our joy0
Fragile states, climate change, conflict and violence: Exploring the boundaries of resilience and adaptability from a gender perspective0
My body, my womb, my rights, my decisions: Feminist advocacy to seek justice for HIV positive women who are victims of forced sterilisations in South Africa0
Navigating shifting currents: Gendered vulnerabilities and climate change in the Lake Chad Basin0
Third World feminist agrarian struggles and the colonial question for transnational feminist solidarity0
Livelihood strategies of marginalised Zimbabwean women living in South Africa0
So-Fire-Town: The representations of a translucent urban Black femininity in the Black press through the signatures of Dolly Rathebe in the 1950s0
Defying fear: Opportunities and challenges of digital technologies for sexual and gendered minorities in Cameroon0
Challenges faced by women military officers in the South African National Defence Force: A case study of the Hoedspruit Air Force Base, Limpopo0
Changing the Subject: Feminist and Queer Politics in Neoliberal India by Srila Roy0
Odouring foodscapes, ordering gender: Mapping women and caste in Samskara and The Weave of My Life0
Temporal disjunctures and cultures of the post-apartheid imagination: A review of Sisafunda Futhi Siselapha (Still Here): Black Feminist Approaches to Cultural Studies in South Africa’s Twenty-Five0
Splice: Gendered narratives of spices as healing0
Black transnational feminisms and the question of structure0
Serving in Black spaces of the institution: A decolonial Black feminist autoethnography0
Mapping the notion of the transnational: A close reading of the ‘Women’s Question’ from the Ethiopian Student Movement’s publications in the 1960s and 1970s0
Title Unknown: When Rain Clouds Gather: (Re)making the Canon0
Conflict in Njobokazi, KwaZulu-Natal: Women as victims and as agents of change0
Maps and mazes: Pathways to the folkloric imagination0
Posthuman subjectivities: Bollywood Nollywood film Namaste Wahala and the transnational transferability of post-colonial contemporary urban femininities0
Centring intersecting gender inequalities of COVID-19 on womxn0
“Victims or game changers?”: Exploring adolescent girls’ agency in the context of locally led climate action in rural Zimbabwe0
Dancing Climate Activism in Africa: An interview with Mozambican dancer and choreographer Rosa Mário0
Evaluating Beijing +25: The Case of Joint Programming in Prevention and Response to Violence against Women in Uganda0
“Unlocking Safe Spaces for comprehensive SRHR”: Advocacy for women’s and adolescent girls’ right to access safe abortion in Zimbabwe0
“Who are the mythological and hybrid mermaids in our digital and analogue world of contemporary performance narratives?” − a conversation across oceans between two dance makers0
One bad apple: Black women, the Anthropocene and the hypocrisy in food conversations0
“In tatters”? The problem of ruling relations, power and the National Gender Machinery0
A case study of three communities – Indigenous Women, jurisprudence and Climate Justice0
Amplifying the experiences of young feminists conducting advocacy in Africa in the Challenging Patriarchy Programme: The case of South Sudan, Somalia, Uganda and Kenya 0
Vulnerabilities, power, and gendered violence in food systems0
Black common sense0
Creating sustainable Posthuman Adaptive Learning environments for pregnant teenagers0
Experiences of female higher education academics in Zimbabwe: A decolonial feminist perspective0
In solitary confinement: The constrained identities, spaces and voices of Black women criminologists in post-apartheid South Africa0
Never again: Not to any woman or girl again”: Feminist advocacy and the girl child in Betty Makoni’s autobiography0
Gender dimensions of war and displacement: Experiences of refugees from the Central African Republic in Cameroon0
Sexism and racism in South Africa’s TV industry0
Building Support Networks 25 Years After Beijing: The Case of Women Domestic Workers in Ethiopia and Tanzania0
African feminisms for abolitionist futures: archival hauntings in a speculative geography0
Food, work and sensuous materiality: Immigrant Muslim women living in Fordsburg, Johannesburg0
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