Fahamu has a vision of the world where people organise to emancipate themselves from all forms of oppression, recognise their social responsibilities, respect each other’s differences, and realise their full potential.
Pambazuka Press welcomes suggestions for its forthcoming 2011 Pan-African Diary.
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Executive Director – Fahamu Trust
Fahamu Trust is seeking a dynamic, visionary person with a passion for social justice to fill the post of Executive Director.
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Witchcraft allegations, refugee protection and human rights
An Invitation to attend a course for lawyers and legal advisers on Witchcraft allegations, refugee protection and human rights, 4 – 5 September 2010, Oxford, UK.
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This is a wide ranging informative compilation of essays which offer the very best advocacy for Africa – by Africans. - Glenys Kinnock MEP, on Fahamu’s book 'African Voices on Development and Social Justice'
Programme officer - Fahamu
Fahamu is looking for a qualified and passionate programme officer. The deadline for applications is Friday 24 September. Please see the job description (Word and pdf) for details.
ICT officer - Fahamu
Fahamu is looking for a qualified and passionate ICT officer. The deadline for applications is Friday 24 September. Please see the job description (Word and pdf) for details.
Pambazuka News
Through the voices of the peoples of Africa and the global South, Pambazuka Press and Pambazuka News disseminate analysis and debate on the struggle for freedom and justice.
Fahamu publishes the weekly electronic news and information forum for social justice in Africa, Pambazuka News. With a readership of 500,000, Pambazuka News is produced by a pan-African community of over 1,000 citizens - academics, social activists, women's organisations, writers, artists, poets, bloggers, and commentators - who together produce insightful and thoughtful analyses that make it the most innovative and influential sites for social justice in Africa.
Advocacy
Fahamu’s advocacy work aims to support human rights and social justice movements by promoting the innovative use of information and communications technologies and by stimulating debate, discussion and analysis.
Fahamu courses
As part of its mission to build the capacity of African human rights and social justice movements, Fahamu develops training materials and runs courses, including by distance learning.
Fahamu provides training to strengthen the capacity of civil society organisations in Africa to promote and protect human rights and to help them become sustainable and effective organisations.