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The Circle is a network of African women theologians, scholars, and activists working to empower women, challenge patriarchal structures, and promote social justice through theological discourse.
We provide platforms for research, publication, and networking, fostering a supportive community that amplifies the voices and experiences of African women theologians.
The Circle addresses issues such as gender inequality, cultural critique, and the need for feminist interpretations of religious texts and traditions within African contexts.
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