MOJA Journal 4 Webinar Series 1

In this webinar our MOJA Journal contributors share on their articles: 1. Peace Through Empowerment: Adult Education And Domestic Read and Workers’ Rights In Tunisia Download or read the full article here: https://mojaafrica.net/en/moja-journal (English) The home is universally perceived as a refuge, a private space where one is supposed to be safe. Yet, for hundreds of thousands of women in Tunisia, this same space becomes a place of vulnerability hidden from public view. As an invisible pillar of the economy, domestic work is carried out behind closed doors, in a grey area where fundamental rights too often cease to exist. This article explores how, through a significant initiative led by DVV International Tunisia and the National Union of Tunisian Women (UNFT), those most affected have been able to challenge exclusion and strengthen their agency. The article argues that adult education is not merely a form of learning but a catalyst for transformation, enabling ‘invisible’ workers to become active and empowered citizens who can challenge the structural inequalities and violence that shape their lives. 2. Learning Peace And Justice Through African Philosophies Download or read the full article here: https://mojaafrica.net/en/moja-journal (English) This article is rooted in Indigenous knowledge as a theory, which refers to a combination of skills and practices that Indigenous communities acquire over generations through everyday life experiences, relationships, and the specific contexts in which such knowledge is created. In particular, the article seeks to explore the role that Indigenous knowledge institutions can play as instruments of peace in Lesotho. www.mojaafrica.net