
Who profits from ‘saving’ women?
From the Women’s War of 1929 to the Anlu uprising three decades later, African women were organizing and resisting long before donors arrived to ‘give them a voice.’
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Ngozi Nwosu-Juba is a feminist and human rights advocate, researcher, and Project Director of Vision Spring Initiatives, where she leads efforts to advance gender equality and human rights in Nigeria. She is Board Chair of the Interfaith Diversity Network of West Africa.

From the Women’s War of 1929 to the Anlu uprising three decades later, African women were organizing and resisting long before donors arrived to ‘give them a voice.’