The most underfunded investment thesis in global philanthropy is about to change. The old model has broken. Western aid is retreating. The multilateral order is shifting. And the question of who funds pan-African and feminist movements — and on what terms — has never been more urgent. Join us next Monday, 20th April for a panel conversation at SOAS, to explore what pan-African and feminist power can unlock when the movement is funded on its own terms. RSVP at the following link, and see more details below: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/feministcentreforracialjustice/2100906
Twenty Years of TrustAfrica: Rooted in Africa, Looking Ahead
The year 2026 marks a historic milestone for TrustAfrica as we celebrate our 20th anniversary throughout the entire year. For two decades, our mission has remained anchored in fostering African solutions to African challenges, strengthening democratic governance,...
