Gender, Identity, Performance and Representation (2A)

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJElcu2oqDkvH9USMGDcCzmdjN-jHnVwJxkD

• Chair: Dr. Evelyn Lutwama Rukundo, Makerere University
• Rapporteur: Ms. Ruth Kitamilike

2A.1 DR. OPONDO R AKINYA, Moi University, The Ambivalence of Affirmative Action in The Academy: Signification, Its Performance and Representation in Women Narratives.
2A.2 DR. Saudah Namyalo, Makerere University. Language use across gender in Luyaye: A youthurban Language spoken in Uganda.

2A.3 DR. OLUWATOSIN KOOSHIMA TUME, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Olomo lo l’oko...: Performing Gender Stereotypes and Burden in IjoOlori Nuptial Rituals. 2A.4 DR. YUNANA AHMED, Gombe State University, Sexism in Selected Nigerian Study Manuals: A Feminist Critical Discourse Approach.

2A.5 DR. ROSELINE YACIM, University of Abuja – A Womanist Reading of The Films Black Panther (2018) And Fences (2016)

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Gender and Spirituality (2B)

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJApc-CtqzwvGNwsTP70_MnEMhSnqEY7FQf_

• Chair: Dr. Christ Tuhirirwe, Makerere University
• Rapporteur: Ms. Tumuhaise Phiona

2B.1 DR. NAA ADJELEY SUTA AND PROF. STEVE TONAH, University of cape Cost – Religiosity And Post-Divorce Experiences: Voices Of Some Divorced Women In The Cape Coast Metropolis, Ghana
2B.2 REV. NIYONSABA FRANCOISE, Presbyterian Church in Rwanda, The Equalitarian Concept for the Doctrine of ‘Imago Dei’: Implications for Gender & Spirituality

2B.3 DR. OKELLOH OGERA, St Paul’s University. Quest for Gender Equity in Africa: A Critical Appraisal of Contemporary Religious and Cultural Practices MR. ILLIYA OGIDIS MOSES, St Paul Univ - Death Do us Part‚ A Postcolonial Nigerian Women Interpretation of Ephesians 5:22-33

2B.4 MR. SALVADOR ARMANDO MACULE. Universidade Save- Mozambique .Harnessing Masculinities For Hiv Prevention: The Case Of A Christian Men’s Organization In Mozambique

2B.5 GRACE MARIA KENTARO, Makerere University: Gender and Spirituality in anti-colonial struggles in Uganda: A case of Nyabingi Movement in Kigezi Region (1900-1945)

CTF2   4.2

Gender Studies Research and Practice

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcpcOCppjovE9PBWWR0fc37vxtrbXE9OhmR

• Chair: Dr. Euzobia Baine Mugisha, Makerere University
• Rapporteur. Ms Mary Kirunda

2C.1 MS. LORNA JEPKOECH KIMAIYO, Kenyatta University, Gender and sports: Historical perspective of Kenya’s sport. Virtual

2C.2 DR. OLUWAKEMI ABIODUN ADESINA, Redeemer's University, The Gender Equality Bill in Nigeria: Interfacing Tradition and Modernity in the Age of Globalization.

2C.3 MS. SIMONE MAXINE PETERS,University of Cape Town, Researching Race, Space and Masculinities in Bishop Lavis: A Critical Ethnographic Study.

2C.4 DR. MARY-ANN ONOSHIOKE AJAYI, Bowen University, Customary Law And Women’s Rights: An Examination Of The Interactions Of English Law With Customary Law In The Contemporary Nigerian Society.

2C.5 DR. KAREN NYANGARA Maseno University. Researching Gender for application and transformation.

2C.6 DR. Rosalind Cavaghan University of Edinburgh, Gender Sensitive Science for Development? Navigating Hierarchies, Ignorance and Epistemological Tensions in GCRF Projects

CTF2   3.1

Gender and the Sustainable Development Goals (2D)

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAscO-orzooGtEE1ikcjleRVMR002hlFNmx

• Chair: Dr. Anna Ninsiima, Makerere University
• Rapporteurs: Ms. Racheal Nabaasa

2D.1 MISS. DAMILOLA PEJU OLADIRAN. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Sustainable Development: Self Reliance and Agency in Sefi Atta’s Swallow and A Bit of Difference

2D.2 MS NATALIE ROTHWELL. University of Warwick, UK Housing Indicators in Africa Рwhat is being measured in terms of gender, and where do we go next? 2D.3 MR. CHRISTOPHE ODONGMO, Sonna Etienne Foundation, Challenges of Enforcing Women’s’ Gender Parity and Political Participation in Africa

2D.4 MS. CAROLINE KATHURE GATOBU, Kaimosi Friends University – Role of Farmers Household Labour Conditions on Household Food Security in West Pokot County, Kenya

2D.5 Ms. DOREEN KYOSIMIRE, Makerere University. Women’s Agency and Post Occupancy Housing Transformation

CTF2   5.2

Women in African Economies; How Women are Making a Difference (2G.1)

https://zoom.us/j/96937982040?pwd=SlhSU0FuaE5WZk5BUmNCdWg4YWUrdz09

• Chair: Dr.Peace Musiimenta, MakerereUniversity
• Rapporteur: Mr. Enock Kabonge

2G.1.1 DR. MUTIAT TITILOPE OLADEJO, University Ibadan, International Textile Trade and West African Women Traders: Historicizing IyaAlaso in Nigeria and Nana Benz in Togo.
2G.1.2 DR. CHRISTIANA VEGAH ABONGE, University of Buea, Women in micro and small enterprises: An appraisal of the profile and experiences of women entrepreneurs in North-western Cameroon.
2G.1.3 DR. KIMAH COMFORT SJINKWE, The University of Bamenda, Women and Livestock breeding in Donga Mantung Division, Cameroon from Colonial to Post Colonial: Pathway to Sustainable Development.
2G.1.4 PROF. BENEDICTA DAUDU, Taraba State University, Gender and Decent work Issues in Collective Bargaining in Nigeria.
2G.1.5 DR. JAMES MWITA. St. Paul's University/ Catholic University of Eastern Africa Widows and Property Inheritance: Towards Economic stability in Kenya

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Gender, Climate Change and Natural Resources - Panel (2G.2)

https://zoom.us/j/91822377298?pwd=SHFXZFdPQm5RT1JBd3hZM2JRelpvZz09

• Chair: DR. ROSE RAMKAT, Moi University
• Rapporteur: Mr. Nkwanga Benerd/Albert Ochieng

2G.2.1 DR. ROSE RAMKAT, Moi University – Promoting gender responsive strategies to sustainable use of natural resources in the context of climate change: the ACE II PTRE approach.

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Women Writers as the Voices of Conscience (2G.3)

https://zoom.us/j/97561616442?pwd=RVFrNTkwZzlVdTBQd0xCZjRhUW9wdz09

• Chair: Dr. Florence Ebila, Makerere University
• Rapporteur: Ms Winnie Akeso

2G.3.1 MS. VIRGINIA OBIOMA EZE, University of Nsukka, Euphemism and Equivocation as Evasive Metaphors in Isdore Okpehwo's 'The Victims.

2G.3.2 EZINNE EZEPUE. Living or Beli(e)ving African Feminisms: Interrogating No Ego Negotiations in Selected works of Art (Art Forms).

2G.3.3 MR.GABRIEL UKO ONWU, Veritas University of Abuja, Revisiting the Contents of the Voices of Women Writers : A Special Focus On African Women as Vanguards of Tomorrow’s Dream

2G.3.4 Dr. EDITH NATUKUNDA, Makerere University Male dominance and female resilience in Chimamanda Adichie, Aminata Sow Fall, Gorreti Kyomuhendo and Yvonne Vera’s writings

2G.3.5 DR. AUGUSTINE OBIAJULU EZIECHINE. College of Education, Agbor, Delta State, Nigeria: Female Dramatists As The Voices Of Conscience: The Examples Of Irene SalamiAgunloye And Tess Onwueme

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