Klub der Weisheit KDW

While Western feminism often emphasizes individual agency, Nigerian feminist thought navigates womanhood through communal, cultural, and religious lenses. Feminism as a global movement has evolved in waves, each shaped by its sociopolitical context. In Nigeria, it follows a unique trajectory influenced by indigenous structures, colonial histories, and economic realities.
This edition of KDW will explore how Nigerian women negotiate their identities within and beyond dominant patriarchal narratives, examining the intersections of gender with class, sexuality, tradition, and modernity.

Pan Africanism is a concept which at its core champions the unity and solidarity of people of African decent
Pan-Africanism remains a powerful yet contested idea. While it advocates for unity, empowerment, and a return to traditional values, it has faced criticism for homogenizing diverse African experiences. This program encourages us engage with the ideals and critiques of Pan-Africanism, exploring its history, complexities, and future.
 

In Yoruba indigenous ecosystems, Olodumare sustains multiple realities in harmony with other beings. Central to this is Egbẹ, spiritual companions who help navigate life’s challenges, offering support and connection. Similarly, house music has served as a powerful force for community building, especially among marginalized groups, creating safe spaces for care, growth, and shared healing. For this edition we invite you to dialogue between the Egbe framework in Yoruba spirituality alongside the thriving house music communities in Lagos

While Western feminism often emphasizes individual agency, Nigerian feminist thought navigates womanhood through communal, cultural, and religious lenses. Feminism as a global movement has evolved in waves, each shaped by its sociopolitical context. In Nigeria, it follows a unique trajectory influenced by indigenous structures, colonial histories, and economic realities.
This edition of KDW will explore how Nigerian women negotiate their identities within and beyond dominant patriarchal narratives, examining the intersections of gender with class, sexuality, tradition, and modernity.