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Jennifer Davis: Coalition Builder & Committed Advocate for Africa

Jennifer Davis, stalwart champion of majority rule in South Africa and leader in the anti-apartheid movement in the United States, who died on October 15, is being remembered for her clear-eyed focus on achieving identified goals and her determination to bring together broad coalitions of individuals working for change across Africa..

Africa: Hamba Kahle, Jennifer Davis (1933-2019)

allAfrica, 21 October 2019

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Photo: African Activist Archive

Staff of the American Committee on Africa (ACOA) and The Africa in 1992. From left to right standing: Aleah Bacquie, Michael Fleshman, Adotei Akwei, Sandy Boyer, Annie King, Jim Cason, Richard Knight, Rachael Kagen, and Deloris Ripley. From left to right seated: Dumisani Kumalo and Jennifer Davis. This photograph was digitized from the program for Annie King's memorial service at One Way Church of Christ on February 22, 2013. Used by permission of Africa Action (successor to the American Committee on Africa and The Africa Fund).

Africa: Jennifer Davis: Clarity, Determination, and Coalition Building

allAfrica, 4 October 2007

Jennifer Davis and George Houser had been colleagues for more than a decade when he retired from the American Committee on Africa in 1981 and she became the organization's… Read more »
Africa: "Faces Filled with Joy" - The 1994 South African Election

allAfrica, 9 October 2007

Gail Hovey first went to South Africa in 1966 on the Frontier Internship Program of the United Presbyterian Church in the USA. While there, she continued her relationship with the… Read more »
Nigeria: Africa Fund President Calls for Sanctions Against Nigeria

Africa Fund, 5 March 1998

Strategies for Transnational Civil Society Business : Target or Partner in Promoting Positive Economic &Political Change, Presented by Jennifer Davis, Executive Director,… Read more »