Agenda

Papers
(The TQCC of Agenda is 1. 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 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Climate justice, gender and activisms34
Fragile states, climate change, conflict and violence: Exploring the boundaries of resilience and adaptability from a gender perspective16
Transnational Perspectives on Food, Ecology and the Anthropocene9
“Unlocking Safe Spaces for comprehensive SRHR”: Advocacy for women’s and adolescent girls’ right to access safe abortion in Zimbabwe6
The conceptualisation of the South African virtual class: A review ofSocial Media and Everyday Life in South Africaby Tanja Bosch6
Entangled battlefields: Challenges of precarity for womxn under COVID-196
Taking National Climate Change Gender Action Plans to heart – three steps to activate a plan5
Participation in Downstream Nodes of the Rice Value Chain in Uganda: Where Are the Women?5
Gender and climate change ‘through other eyes’: Grassroots women’s responses to changing environments in southern Africa5
On reproductive violence: Framing notes5
The Impact of Feminism on postgraduate teaching in Durban5
Resilience to food insecurity severity among rural, female-headed agrarian households in selected provinces of South Africa4
An interview with Shireen Hassim4
Understanding the violation of directive anti-abortion counselling [and cisnormativity]: Obstruction to access or reproductive violence?4
Agriculture, rivers and gender: Thinking with ‘caste capitalism’, migrant labour and food production in the Capitalocene4
An interview with Iris Berger3
Odouring foodscapes, ordering gender: Mapping women and caste in Samskara and The Weave of My Life3
Food, work and sensuous materiality: Immigrant Muslim women living in Fordsburg, Johannesburg3
The 3rd Floor3
Intersectionality and/or multiple consciousness: Re-thinking the analytical tools used to conceptualise and navigate personhood3
LGBTI+ persons’ concealed displacement in Zimbabwe3
Centring intersecting gender inequalities of COVID-19 on womxn3
“Sex work is essential(ly) work” – Feminist sex worker rights advocacy in South Africa3
The State, the Domestic Sphere and Patriarchy: Thinking with Belinda Bozzoli2
Female bodies, agency, real and symbolic violence during the coronavirus pandemic: The experiences of women politicians and activists in Zimbabwe2
African feminisms for abolitionist futures: archival hauntings in a speculative geography2
Echo’s Reflection2
Gendered attitudes to fruit and vegetable consumption during the COVID-19 epidemic: Implications for policy and programming2
Just an energy transition? A gendered analysis of energy transition in Northern Cape, South Africa2
Embodying transnational queer Black and Brown utopia in alternative QTPOC nightlife spaces2
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-Five2
Exploring Financial Well-being of Working Women in the Indian Context2
Metaphor drawing as decolonial research and feminist care among Black women academics in selected South African higher education institutions in times of crises2
‘Bodies that birth’ and the violence it bears: In conversation with Rachelle Chadwick2
Marriage, intimacy, and the messy politics of COVID-19 in India2
“We are not Ready for a ‘she’ President”: Navigating Media Framing of Women Presidential Hopefuls1
Symbolic inclusion and systemic exclusion: Exploring our precarious journeys to becoming black women academics at a South African university through the lens of fieldwork1
Women-led organisations leading from the front: Coordinating responses to gender-based violence in Somalia and South Sudan1
The experiences and perceptions of employed Black African men on Paternity Leave in Gauteng, South Africa1
Bleed, kill, cut, kin: Uterine violence, body-talk, and feminist subjectivities1
Dancing Climate Activism in Africa: An interview with Mozambican dancer and choreographer Rosa Mário1
Carceral abolition as a South African possibility: A feminist perspective on the failure of policing and the criminal justice system in South Africa1
Being a Black woman in Southy!1
Tracking the trajectory of feminist advocacy in Uganda: How has theory informed the practice of advocacy?1
Greener on the other side: tracing stories of amaranth and moringa through indenture1
Working from home, care work and shifting gender roles for dual-career couples during the COVID-19 pandemic: An exploratory study of urban Zimbabwe1
Food Shaming and Race, and Hungry Translations1
Splice: Gendered narratives of spices as healing1
Land and the feminine: Silence as a Room #1 of #5 , Richmond, Karoo1
Turning up the volume on equal pay: Notes toward building a platform for feminist advocacy1
Posthuman subjectivities: Bollywood Nollywood film Namaste Wahala and the transnational transferability of post-colonial contemporary urban femininities1
‘Complex’ and ‘diverse’: Meaning-making and affirming practices as healing justice1
Life history: Exploring the lives of women living with HIV and disability in vulnerable contexts regarding their food security1
#SAYHISNAME: Social media and feminist advocacy – a case study1
Maps and mazes: Pathways to the folkloric imagination1
Fear, discrimination, and healthcare access during the COVID-19 pandemic: Exploring women domestic workers’ lives in India1
Putting Down Markers: Women and Gender in South African Feminist Scholarship, c. 1980-19901
Reflections on the politics of gendered food chains1
Livelihood strategies of marginalised Zimbabwean women living in South Africa1
Black transnational feminisms and the question of structure1
From displacement to empowerment: How women found their voice and claimed their power1
Survivalist economics in the time of COVID-191
Bits of bytes and bites of bits: Instagram and the gendered performance of food production in the South African Indian community1
Whose bodies are they? Conceptualising reproductive violence against adolescents in Ethiopia, Malawi and Zambia1
Hair, machines, sanitary pads and diary: The sentimental intimacy of truth during the COVID-19 pandemic1
Feminist Advocacy in Africa: Voices and Actions1
Gendered implications of new technologies and posthuman subjectivities: perspectives from the global South1
“Hospitals have some procedures that seem dehumanising to me”: Experiences of abortion-related obstetric violence in Brazil, Chile and Ecuador1
Academic woundedness and healing: Welcome to the Queendom!1
Sexism and racism in South Africa’s TV industry1
Title Unknown: When Rain Clouds Gather: (Re)making the Canon1
Conflict in Njobokazi, KwaZulu-Natal: Women as victims and as agents of change1
Gender dimensions of war and displacement: Experiences of refugees from the Central African Republic in Cameroon1
The Black African female student fighting for survival: Gendered and cultural challenges of online learning1
South African cities, housing precarity and women’s inclusion during COVID-191
Thinging teachers: gleaning nearness in dis/embodied eLearning through poetic inquiry1
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