Tushabe Wa Tushabe

Tushabe Wa Tushabe is an Associate Professor affiliated with the Human Sexuality Studies programs (MEd, PhD, Dual MEd Degree) at Widener University. They hold a PhD in Decolonial and African Epistemologies from Binghamton University (2008), an MA in Women’s Studies from Texas Woman’s University, and a BA in Philosophy from St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame (IN). Their research focuses on decolonial and indigenous knowledges, sexualities, and the role of language in these contexts, particularly in Uganda and broader African frameworks.

• PhD: Decolonial, African Epistemologies (Binghamton University, 2008)
• MA: Women’s Studies (Texas Woman’s University)
• BA: Philosophy (St. Mary’s College)

Research interests include reimagining human rights processes through decolonial lenses, examining the intersectionality of gender, sexuality, and cultural narratives in African societies. Their work emphasizes community-based approaches to understanding marginalized identities and the preservation of indigenous knowledge systems. Recent publications explore sexual rights advocacy in Uganda and the decolonization of LGBTQ+ discourses within postcolonial contexts.

No scientific awards have been explicitly mentioned. Advising and grants information is unavailable, though their academic focus suggests involvement in student mentorship. No lab or team affiliations are noted in the provided text.