As an idea, a rallying call and people’s movement, Pan Africanism is integral to the history of political thought and mobilization in Africa and its global diaspora. But what is its relevance to policymakers in the field of migration? In this episode, policy experts Achieng Akena and Ibrahima Kane provide a panoramic perspective on the way in which Pan Africanism solidarities and ideas have the potential to shape new approaches to mobility within Africa and beyond.

Episode 2 Trailer: Pan Africanism & intra African Migration

This podcast series examines the past, present, and possible futures of migration within and from the African continent. It approaches migration with a critical and philosophical lens, drawing on the expertise of leading experts, activists, and practitioners in a series of in-depth interviews and discussions about migration histories and policy regimes. The geographical scope of the series is broad, with coverage spanning the length and breath of the continent in all its global connections. Thinkers and experts from across Africa and its Euro-American diaspora are invited to share their knowledge, lived experience, and diverse perspectives on the interplay between borders and social phenomena.

Episode 2 Trailer: Pan Africanism & intra African Migration

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