A political home and an intermediary feminist fund at the service of african womxn artists, artisans, and activists
Djolifon
An African feminist intermediary fund and political home that nurtures and inspires the emergence and stimulation of aesthetics and artistry, bearers of the otherwise. We seek to bring forth forms of creativity and activism that embrace the sensuality of the impossible.
Kan-Tigui, our podcast, is Djolifon’s approach to documenting and archiving the richness of African feminists, artisans, and artists’ praxis. A space for encounters and re-encounters, sharing, and reflection, Kan-Tigui invites conversations that explore both the complexities of our era and the richness of artistic expression and diversity of feminist activisms, while seeking to expand ideas and celebrate the beauty of dialogue and human connection. Each episode is a conversation with an African or Black feminist activist and/or artist from the continent or the diaspora.
