Elizabeth Iwunwa was born in 1997 in Lagos, Nigeria and lives in Charlottetown, PEI. After completing her primary and secondary education in her home country, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Master of Business Administration in Global Leadership from the University of Prince Edward Island. Both a fiction and nonfiction writer, her works have been featured in PEI's The Guardian, on CBC, andon her blog at LisaIwunwa.co . Iwunwa is interested in the intersection of culture, politics, and history on the lives and stories of everyday people, and Ije is her first full length editorial publication.
Essays and Contributors:
The Weight of Love - Elizabeth Iwunwa
Stomach Infrastructure - Tolulope Adesoye
A Celebration of Our Inner Light - Nindiya Sharma
A Taste of Home - Elizabeth Iwunwa
Akos - Chester Hewlett
Our Daily Bread - Rachael Sonola
My Immigration Story - Debbie Langston
Black Lives Matter: Resistance in Black and White - Oniel Kuku & Ugochukwu Nwafor
Silence is My Voice - Charles Ruth
Fleeing Home, Finding Refuge - Elizabeth Iwunwa
Good Hair - Malak Usman
The Power of Community - Mary-Ann Lamai
The Bridge from One Present to Another - John Shabaan
Ancestors - Martins Madumere
Chicken Paprikash - Chef Ilona Daniel
Home and Abroad: Contradictory Social Locations - Dr. Charles Adeyanju
Food: My Tether to Home - Via Reyes
Children of the Diaspora - Shaka Joshua Tarichia
News from Mali - Mamadou Sanogo
Tomorrow Comes Today - Daniel Ohaegbu & Jonah Chininga

Ije

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