« Nas Terras do lago Niassa » par Elísio Jossias plonge dans les histoires complexes et les expériences des Nyanja dans la région du lac Niassa, explorant leurs luttes et transformations territoriales au fil du temps. Une invitation à repenser les notions de communauté, de possession de la terre et...
The IFAS-Research team looks forward to hosting a presentation of the Cosmo-Art project and a conversation on the relationship with local communities in research projects on heritage sites, on 12 March at 2pm. The event will take place at IFAS (62 Juta Street, in Braamfontein). Register here. Co-working on heritage...
The European Union-funded project “Women at work: for a comparative history of African female urban professions (Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania, Ghana) 1920-1970” (WomatWork) invites applications for research and fieldwork grants aimed to support Master students, PhD candidates, and postdocs interested in the history of women of popular classes working in urban...
Date: 21 February 2024Time: 09h00 – 13h00Location: French Institute of South AfricaAddress: 62 Juta Street, Braamfontein, Johannesburg, 2017 In conversation with the Reimagining Heritage, Archives and Museums: Today/Tomorrow convening and mentorship programme, IFAS-Research will host a roundtable. Titled Academia and Communities: Experiments and Challenges in (re)Constituting, (re)Imagining and (re)Presenting Heritage...
L’IFAS-Recherche lance en 2024 un nouveau partenariat avec le projet WomAtWork. L’ERC WomAtWork, Les femmes au travail : pour une histoire comparée des professions urbaines féminines en Afrique (Soudan, Éthiopie, Tanzanie et Ghana), 1919-1970 est la première étude comparative de l’histoire des professionnelles populaires sur le continent africain. Mené par Elena...