Patricia Daniel

Patricia Daniel is senior lecturer in social development at the Centre for International Development and Training, University of Wolverhampton, England.

Women, violence and empowerment: the world we live in

Interactive expert panels, round tables, workshops, parallel sessions, informal consultations, general discussions, book launches, movies, craft fairs, celebrations, large numbers of people from all over the world developing a shared

By Patricia Daniel

/ 23 Feb 2007

Is another world possible without the womens perspective?

The seventh annual gathering of the World Social Forum brings the world to Africa as activists, social movements, networks, coalitions and other progressive forces from Asia-Pacific, Latin America, the Caribbean,

By Patricia Daniel

/ 18 Jan 2007

Africa: tools of liberation

What kind of technology best helps people in Africa to empower themselves? A discussion with openDemocracy's deputy editor David Hayes provoked a memory of a Financial Times article

By Patricia Daniel

/ 23 Nov 2006

Soldiers without guns

The French expression for buffer-zone is le zone tampon. Let's stay with the metaphor. In English, the first connotation is a discrete, fairly hygienic, device to staunch blood-flow

By Patricia Daniel

/ 3 Nov 2006

Africa: ask the women

The British prime minister, Tony Blair, is not content to abandon any part of the world in his search for a global political role. A year after the Commission for

By Patricia Daniel

/ 2 Aug 2006

Mali: everyones favourite destination

The mysterious city of Timbuktu (Tombouctou) in Mali witnessed a larger-than-usual celebration of the Mawlid the anniversary of the birth of the prophet Mohammed in April 2006. The event is

By Patricia Daniel

/ 10 May 2006

Patricia Daniel

Women, violence and empowerment: the world we live in

Is another world possible without the women&#146;s perspective?

Africa: tools of liberation

Soldiers without guns

Africa: ask the women

Mali: everyone&#146;s favourite destination

Is another world possible without the womens perspective?

Mali: everyones favourite destination