Professor Meyiwa’s scholarship is characterised by a deep integration of African feminisms and indigenous knowledge systems. She has made significant contributions to various fields, exploring the intersections of gender, culture, and society in Africa with a special focus on South Africa.
Engaged Scholarship & Community Engagement Projects:
Despite her administrative role, Professor Meyiwa remains deeply involved in engaged scholarship, actively collaborating with communities to address social issues and promote sustainable development. Her commitment to bridging academia and society underscores her dedication to fostering meaningful change.
Professor Meyiwa leads and participates in a range of community engagement initiatives aimed at empowering marginalized groups, promoting gender equality, and preserving indigenous knowledge. These projects reflect her commitment to addressing real-world challenges and fostering inclusive development.
Values and Principles:
Professor Meyiwa’s work is guided by a set of core values rooted in African feminisms and indigenous knowledge systems. These values include inclusivity, social justice, cultural respect, and sustainability, shaping her approach to research, teaching, and community engagement.
Some of the projects
