Expert Review
Review of Volume 1Paths to Knowledge
Reviewed by
Dr. Olawale Olayide
Professor in Sustainability
Centre for Sustainable Development, University of Ibadan
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Living Sustainably Here:African Perspectives on the SDGs
A thoughtfully curated anthology bringing together African voices, lived realities, and knowledge traditions to explore sustainable development through literature, education, and social transformation.
Volume 1
Paths to Knowledge: Production, Access, Literacy & Sustainable Development.
Rooted in African perspectives
Grounded in local realities, intellectual traditions, and lived experience.
Built for long-term growth
Ready to expand into future volumes, resources, partnerships, and press features.
Key themes
SDGs and lived realitiesAfrican knowledge systemsEducation and literacyAccess, equity, and sustainability
Highlighting Volume 1
Paths to Knowledge: Production, Access, Literacy & Sustainable Development
The opening volume centers knowledge as a lived and structural issue, exploring how production, access, literacy, and sustainable development intersect across African contexts.
Clarity of purpose
The site foregrounds the anthology's mission quickly, helping visitors understand the project within seconds.
Cultural authority
The design language is warm, literary, modern, and grounded in editorial restraint rather than visual excess.
Institutional usefulness
Built to support educators, press, institutions, and long-term project visibility in a credible format.
Scalable architecture
Prepared for future additions like publications, resources, partnerships, and new anthology volumes.
About the Project
A literary and intellectual home for African perspectives on sustainable development
This anthology sits at the intersection of literature, education, sustainable development, and African knowledge systems. It brings together thoughtful voices and grounded perspectives to examine how sustainability is understood, lived, taught, and contested.
The project is intended to grow over time as a multi-volume body of work, offering a long-term platform for scholarship, reflection, public engagement, and institutional dialogue.
Upcoming Event
Nigeria International Book Fair
Join us for a highlighted presentation showcasing the anthology's mission and expected outcomes at one of Africa's premier literary gatherings.
Date
May 13-15, 2026
Venue
Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and Creative Arts
(formerly National Theatre), Iganmu, Lagos State, Nigeria
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