The challenge of activism within growing fundamentalism-globalisation

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Mgwabi Jaka Mwambi

Mgwabi Jaka Mwambi
Executive Director of Unemployed Single Women

Positions held:
	2004	-The executive director Unemployed Single Women
	2003	-Credit officer Unemployed single women
	2003	-Director for programs Unemployed single women
	2002	-Project coordinator Unemployed Single Women

Paper/Presentation: The Challenge of Activism Within Growing Fundamentalism-Globalisation

She examines the clear notion of globalization, its impact on democracy, governance, gender and economic development. It is widely demonstrated that globalization reflects social relations that are not only forged at an economic and developmental level, but are also present in political systems, social practices, and cultural and environmental spheres. She calls for, “Globalization from below” in response to the need to craft strategies to use globalization for positive social, culture and economic development.

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