A Journey of Faith and Service: My Jesuit Story
My name is Owiyo Ronald Odhiambo, and I am a Jesuit Scholastic from the Eastern Africa Province. I was born and raised
Resisting What I Can’t Escape
There is a quiet truth that has followed me from the earliest days of my life: we often become what we constantly
A New Scholarly Contribution from Fr. Joseph Afulo, SJ
The Jesuit Historical Institute in Africa (JHIA) is pleased to announce the 2nd Edition of a significant scholarly work by Fr Joseph
Archives, Ecology, and Responsibility: Opening Spaces for Dialogue and Healing – Editorial | February, 2026
At first glance, the contributions in this February issue of the JHIA Newsletter may appear to traverse different terrains: missionary collections and
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Reflections on the International Symposium: “Communicating Missionary Collections through Artistic Methods: Opening Spaces, Moving Together, Seeking Dialogue” Paderborn, Germany | 12–14 January 2026 GalleryReflections on the International Symposium: “Communicating Missionary Collections through Artistic Methods: Opening Spaces, Moving Together, Seeking Dialogue” Paderborn, Germany | 12–14 January 2026
Reflections on the International Symposium: “Communicating Missionary Collections through Artistic Methods: Opening Spaces, Moving Together, Seeking Dialogue” Paderborn, Germany | 12–14 January 2026
From 12 to 14 January 2026, I had the privilege of participating in an international symposium hosted by the Catholic University of
The Sensitive Data Sovereignty Conference: An Archival Perspective on Sensitive Data Governance
Sensitive data governance has traditionally been framed in terms of confidentiality, access control, and legal compliance. However, contemporary digital environments demand a