Decolonising Education for Peace in Africa
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The Abuja Peace Clubs (Part Three)
Using tools that engage students’ creativity is crucial for ensuring their active participation and encouraging self-reflection. This project successfully achieved that goal, fostering an environment where students felt more open to engage with…
July 18 Mandela Day: Ubuntu and Artistic Expression in Decolonising Peace Education in Africa
Nelson Mandela, the revered anti-apartheid revolutionary and former President of South Africa, left an enduring legacy that extends far beyond political boundaries. His belief in Ubuntu, a profound African philosophy, and the power…
The Song of the Tonga: A Story of Displacement and Resilience
In January 2024, a DEPA workshop was held in Maamba, a small town in Zambia. The workshop brought together local artists, including weavers, wood carvers, museum workers, and school teachers. All participants belonged to the (Ba)Tonga, an ethnic…