The workshop brought together international scholars and PhD students to explore questions of supervision, research collaboration, decoloniality, and the infrastructures of knowledge production in a multipolar world.
The workshop, aimed at critically examining the intersection of religion and state governance in Kenya from an interfaith perspective, focusing on legal regulations and education.
The central question, which the workshop seeks to address, is: How do social identities inform the ways in which Christians, Muslims and practitioners of African Traditional Religion assert, bridge and accommodate religious differences in Nigeria's plural religious settings?
