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Rethinking Activism in Africa: how activists work with the state and other core stakeholders

Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity
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Hosted by the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity and the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance on Wednesday 11 December 2024. As civic space closes and traditional donors of civil society retreat or are throttled, how should activists work with the state and government? How can activists build alliances within and outside the government? Where are the openings and opportunities to advance reform? Is social justice possible? ...more
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Rethinking Activism in Africa: how activists work with the state and other core stakeholders
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Dec 162024
Hosted by the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity and the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance on Wednesday 11 December 2024. As civic space closes and traditional donors of civil society retreat or are throttled, how should activists work with the state and government? How can activists build alliances within and outside the government? Where are the openings and opportunities to advance reform? Is social justice possible?

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Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity

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