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Magdalene Idiang

Junior Programme Officer

Magdalene Idiang is a Pan-African feminist, activist and writer from Nigeria, committed to advancing environmental, climate, and gender justice across the continent. With over five years of experience working at the intersection of feminist movement-building, environmental/climate justice campaign, popular education and women’s liberation Magdalene has developed and strengthened networks within Nigeria, across Africa, and globally. She is currently completing her Master’s degree in Leadership and Governance, where her academic research explores the historical and contemporary dynamics of extractive capitalism and its impact on women’s roles in peacebuilding across Africa.

Teaching in context: Building spaces for dialogue in South Africa 

From July 2024 to December 2025, as part of Women Learning Liberation (WLL), WoMin’s 18-month popular education course, WoMin supported dozens of gras...

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Teaching in context: Making learning accessible in Guinea 

We spoke with Laetitia, the facilitator who led the WLL sessions in Guinea, about how the experience transformed both the participants and her. Laetit...

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Teaching in context: Learning with the learners in Madagascar 

As a Pan African feminist researcher and academic, Zo Randriamaro reflected on her experience facilitating the WLL course in Madagascar. In working wi...

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Teaching in context: Expanding on language in Uganda 

We sat down with the Women Learning Liberation facilitator in Uganda, Sostine Namanya, to reflect on what it really means to facilitate, learn, and or...

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Teaching in context : Building Trust through Long-Term Political Education in Cameroon  

In Cameroon, the WLL became a vibrant space for women to build trust, share knowledge, and speak freely. The 10 Cameroonian participants are affected ...

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Teaching in context: Learning and belonging in Ivory Coast  

The 10 Women Learning Liberation participants in Ivory Coast were women who are leading efforts to defend their lands and territories against mining a...

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Reclaiming the Commons

Women are coming together and proposing development alternatives, where dignified livelihoods and the future of their communities and the environment ...

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Women Learning Liberation celebrates its first Pan African Gathering

Through the common herstories of struggle and transformation, the women found strength in the growing awareness of themselves and the world around the...

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Centring childcare as part of African Ecofeminist Popular Education 

What does it mean to sustain a popular education programme with over 60 women, where caregiving responsibilities and political demands seem to collide...

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Burkina Faso

Summary

7

partners

2

strategic alliances

2

active programmes

Programmes Running

Debt & Reparations
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Burkina Faso
Formed in 2001, ORCADE supports mining affected communities in Burkina Faso through rights-based advocacy and capacity building.
Formed in 2001, ORCADE supports mining affected communities in Burkina Faso through rights-based advocacy and capacity building.
Formed in 2001, ORCADE supports mining affected communities in Burkina Faso through rights-based advocacy and capacity building.
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