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Cover artwork for the book 'Can Feminism Be African' by Minna Salami

BOOK CLUB: Can Feminism Be African?

In this book club gathering, we invited firekeeper Minna Salami to reflect with us on her latest book, Can Feminism Be African? This conversation resonates deeply with the World Ethic Forum’s commitment to decolonisation, relational ways of knowing, and radically shared aliveness, by centring voices and philosophies that challenge dominant narratives and expand how we understand care, power, and interconnectedness across cultures and communities.

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Luea Ritter speaking about the World Ethic Forum

Living the questions

If the way we’re operating in the world today is not leading to greater wellbeing for all involved, human and more-than-human, then how else could we be, work and collaborate together, across the divides of stories and sectors? 

The World Ethic Forum is a vessel where we come together to learn from and inform each other, not just as individuals, but as a collective organism. Our guiding belief is that, if we tend to soil, there may be another way forward. For this, we have to go deep, slow down, and stay with the messiness: not rush to solutions, but understand, as a group, how we came to where we are.

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