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Calista Oduchukwu Nwosu, PhD

Lecturer

Federal Polytechnic, Oko.

Igbo traditional textiles

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Chiazo Winifred Okeke

Lecturer and Researcher

Nnamdi Azikiwe University

African Studies / Igbo Language, Literature and Culture / Communication / Igbo Stylistics / Online Igbo Language Teaching / Igbo History and Arts

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Chidi G. Osuagwu

ISA Scholar

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Chidi Igwe, PhD

Fmr. Assistant Professor; Research Associate

University of Regina

French and Francophone studies, French linguistics, terminology, translation studies, language technology

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Chimeremeze Nwafọ

Writer, Researcher, Editor

Not affiliated

Feminism, Gender Studies, Education, Igbo Studies, History, Literature, Linguistics, Creative Writing

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Ejimofor Oledimma

ISA Scholar

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Gilbert Ogechukwu Nworie

ISA Scholar

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Kingsley C. Ezeuwa

PhD Student and Secretary-General at Igbo Studies Association (ISA)

Marquette University | Department of History

West African History, Environmental History, Atlantic Connections

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Okechukwu Iroegbu

PhD Student

University of California Los Angeles

My work is rooted in Igbo Indigenous knowledge systems, which value proverbs, folktales, folksongs, and performative traditions not as remnants of the past, but as vibrant ways of understanding ecology, responsibility, and coexistence. I am particularly interested in how Indigenous narratives influence relationships among humans, animals, and the land, and how these indigenous ways of knowing persist despite colonial disruption. I'm connecting Native American indigeneity with African indigenous knowledge systems as a unique way to approach decolonial studies. I'm also exploring humor as a teaching tool.

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