I ask myself: why has the APN had this impact on us all? What sets the program apart?
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Opening New Doors
by Erick Sourna Loumtouang
APN transformed my scholarship. It empowers fellows to intellectually push themselves, and produce innovative knowledge that challenges established wisdom.
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Making My Scholarship Intentionally African
by Fana Gebresenbet
If I have to pick one lesson from the APN Training Workshops that I attended as part of the APN grant I received in 2017, it is Prof. Thomas Tieku’s insistence on the absolute necessity of making our scholarly research and works intentionally African.
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Transforming My Academic Trajectory
by Ibrahim Bangura
The courage, strength, persistence, and absolute commitment of the APN team and its leadership have succeeded in touching and transforming the lives of a vast number of African scholars on the continent.
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Lifted Me Up, Took Me to Places, and Expanded My Networks
by Pamela Khanakwa
The APN opened up opportunities for me to meet and network with different scholars who work on Africa. Each forum has come along with different opportunities.
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My Exciting Research Journey with the APN
by Prof. Kenneth Omeje
The APN has been a major part of my exciting intellectual journey, especially in the last decade. The narrative of my initial contact and progressive engagements with the APN can be best explained within the changing dynamics of my research interests as a policy-engaged scholar.
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Editorial: APN@10 Anniversary Essay Series
by African Peacebuilding Network
About the Series As one of the activities marking the 10th anniversary of the Social Science Research Council’s African Peacebuilding Network (APN), the program is launching the “APN@10” essay series on Kujenga Amani. The series offers a platform for invited fellows and alumni to share their personal experiences and reflections on how APN awards and activities have impacted their professional careers and lives. It […]
