Tabitha Kanogo

Tabitha Kanogo is a Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, specializing in African history with a focus on Kenya. Her research spans colonial history, women's studies, social and cultural dynamics, and childhood/youth studies. She holds a PhD from the University of Nairobi and has contributed extensively to understanding the Mau Mau rebellion, cooperative movements, and environmental history in East Africa.

Research Trends: Her publications emphasize gendered experiences during colonialism, grassroots resistance movements, and the intersection of environmental and social history. Notable works include monographs on Mau Mau, women's activism, and the co-operative movement in Kenya.

Contact: Located in 3220 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley. Reachable at kanogo@berkeley.edu.