Baskets, pots and stories: womanhood in artifacts and storytelling among Macha-Oromo peoples in Ethiopia

Crafting modernity through drawing and painting: colonial patronage and local artistic production in Southern Congo from the 1920s-1950s.

Doctoral project Christopher Ryan Hebert

Doctoral project Félix Amand Fufulafu Zaniwe

Doctoral project Imke Gooskens

Doctoral project Jean-Michel Kibushi Ndjate Wooto

Doctoral project Milkessa Edae Tufa

Doctoral project Timothy Hunt

Eco-Orality in Digo Narratives, Kenya.

Folktales for crisis management. Gikuyu and Digo oral narratives as a means for gendered reflection on poverty and diseases with the urban youth of Kenya

Human and Non-human Interaction in Oral Narratives: Ecocritical Analyses of Oromo Fables

Kongo with a K: Acoustic Repertoires & Hegemony in Kinshasa

Monsters in Oromo oral narratives from a gendered perspective

A historical-anthropological approach to mural painting traditions in north-eastern Congo : between local visual culture and colonial patronage.

'Exchanging with South-partners in the framework of VLIR-UOS Team-proposal: 'Storytelling and Young People Coping with Crisis: Oral Narratives and Crisis Management in Kenya and Ethiopia'

Human and Non-human Interaction in Oral Narratives: Ecocritical analyses of Oromo Fables

Inscribing Lines, Weaving Threads. Congolese Colonial Drawings and Paintings as Images and Objects - CONGOLINES

Narratives and Objects in a Museal Oral Ecolit-Lab: Ecological Sustainability in East-African Literary scholarship and UGent Curricula

Oral narratives in African contexts

Project Playback

Restitution of Intangible Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Education.

Rethinking African Gender Histories: Time, Change and the Deeper Past in Northern Mozambique

Storytelling and Young People Coping with Crisis: Oral Narratives and Crisis Management in Kenya and Ethiopia

STORYTELLING THROUGH IMAGES: A REFLECTION/DISCUSSION PHOTOBOOK FOR YOUTH IN KENYA AND ETHIOPIA

Transformative Heritage: customary governance, community building and digital restitution in contemporary Northeast Congo