This article explores the interconnectedness of the earth, gender and food security in the
Zambian context using the narrative of Maria Zaloumis (a female Zambian farmer) in the …

This article considers how the metaphor of Mother Earth, for women, concerns a dual stance
of both belonging and distance. The link between women, nature and Mother Earth is …

Focusing on the work of contemporary African women researchers, this volume explores
feminist perspectives in relation to African Indigenous Religions (AIR). It evaluates what the …

The Earth is our mother. For years and years, we have used her resources, and she has
generously provided us with almost everything we need for our survival. However, now we …

Die Forschung zum kindlichen Wortlernen hat in den letzten Jahren aufgezeigt, dass der
Erwerb eines neuen Wortes durch Prozessualität gekennzeichnet ist. Ein aktuelles …

BiAS 39 is an essay collection on women's Liberation Theology in West Africa, issued as
one of three regional volumes commissioned in preparation of the Circle of Concerned …

The article theorizes the Ghanaian Sankofa symbol and applies the framework to assess the
work of the Circle of African Women Theologians in the past thirty-five years (1989–2023). It …

Many (formerly) marginalised groups contribute their epistemologies of holistic living to the
field of research on ecojustice and ecotheology. They often express a variety of …

The two key objectives that this chapter aims to achieve are to document the experiences of
persons with disabilities in the rural areas of Lusaka, Zambia, and to advocate for disability …

Mother Earth hosts all members of the creation community. This common home makes
members of the Earth community siblings and, inevitably, family. Their interconnectedness …