Prof. Fatuma N. Chege

Refereed Journal Articles

1. 2016 “Gendered Constructions of Citizenship: Young Kenyans’ Negotiations of Rights Discourse. In Madeleine Arnot & Sharlene Gale Swartz (eds) Routledge Tylor & Francis Group: London & New York
2. 2014 “Respectful Overcoming: An Interview with Dr. Fatuma Chege”. Fatuma Chege, Zhanna Barchuk, and Mary Jane Harkins pp68-80. In Eds. Mary Jane Harkins & Zhanna Barchuk. International Conversations of Teacher Educators Teaching and Learning in Global World Faculty of Education, Mount Saint Vincent University, 2014 (ISBN 978-1-895306-75-0)
3. 2012 Arnot Madeleine, Leslie Casely-Haford and Chege Fatuma “Schooling, Rights and Urban Poverty: young peoples narratives of citizenship in two sub- Saharan cities” (in Colclough Christopher, Ed. Education Outcomes and Poverty in the South: A Reassessment) Routledge –Taylors & Francis Group; USA & Canada
4. 2008 Chege Fatuma (2008). Researching Gender: Explorations into Sexuality and HIV/AIDS in African Contexts. In Fennel S., & Arnot M (Eds). Gender Education and Equality in a Global Context: Conceptual Frameworks and Policy Perspectives Routledge, USA & Canada ISBN10: 0-415-41944-1 (hbk). http://recoup.educ.cam.ac.uk/ publications/ FennellandArnotBook08.pdf
5. 2008 Chege, Fatuma (2008). Teachers gendered identities, pedagogy and HIV/AIDS in African settings within ESAR,I n Anbanithi Muthukrishna (Ed.) Educating for Social justice and Inclusion in an African Context: Pathways and Transitions Nova Science Publishers, South Africa ISBN: 9781604566673 ISBN: 1604566671
6. 2008 Chege Fatuma (2008). The Risk of Freedom: Exploring Giussanis Educational Philosophy in Contemporary Thinking, In Sanna P, Otiende JE, Aseka EM, Mburu JN, Kiio M and Koech J (Eds.), Education and Reality: Reflections on Luigi Giussanis Book, The Risk Of Education. Fondazione AVSI and Kenyatta University, Kenya ISBN: 99666-7333-0-2
7. 2008 Oanda Ibrahim, Chege Fatuma & Wesonga Daniel (2008), Privatisation And Private Higher Education In Kenya: Implications For Access, Equity And Knowledge Production CODESRIA, ISBN: 2869782187
8. 2007 Chege, Fatuma (2007), Unleashing the Power for Change: Children and Adolescents Moving Forward in Eastern and Southern Africa UNICEF ESARO ISBN9966-9792-7-1
9. 2006 Chege Fatuma N & Sifuna Daniel N (2007) Girls and Womens Education in Kenya: Gender Perspectives and Trends UNESCO, Nairobi
10. 2006 Sifuna Daniel N, Chege Fatuma (2006), Oanda Ibrahim (Eds, 2006), Themes in the Study of the Foudations of Education Jomo Kenyatta Foundation, Nairobi, ISBN 1966-22504-8
11. 2006 Brown Kevin, Chege Fatuma (2006) Dowdney, Fyfe et. al. contributing authors –The United Nations Secretary Generals World Report on Violence against Children United Nations, HQs ISBN-10 92-95057-51-1
12. 2006 Chege Fatuma & Karega Regina (2007.) Domesticating EFA Goals: Policy and Decision Making Processes among Education Partners in Kenya, In Yamada Shoko et al (ed), The Local Meanings of Adopting EFA Development Goals in Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Japan Curriculum Vitae: Fatuma N Chege (Ph.D.)-REF: KU/1/09 13
13. 2006 Chege Fatuma (2006). ”He put his hands between girls thighs: the role of student teachers memories in addressing gender violence, in Fiona Leach & Claudia Mitchell (eds.) Combating Gender Violence in and around Schools Trentham Books, UK ISBN-10: 85856 888 7
14. 2003 Rob Pattman & Chege Fatuma (December 2003) Finding our Voices: Gendered and Sexual Identities and HIV/AIDS in Education- Africa: Young Voices Series, Book 1 UNICEF, ESARO, Nairobi ISBN 9966-9792-1-2
15. 1997 Chege Fatuma (1997), With Our Eyes, In Our Own Voices: Interactive Role- Play and Report on Sexual Harassment FAWE & WERK, Nairobi.
16. 2021:Teresa Mwoma & Fatuma Chege. Gender and Access to Higher Education among Refugees in Dadaab and Kakuma Kenya: Challenges and Possible Interventions East African Journal of Education Studies, Volume 4, Issue 1, 2021.Print ISSN:2707-3939/Online ISSN:2707-3947 https://doi.org/10.37284/2707-3947
17. 2020 Mukirae Njihia, Elizabeth Mwaniki, Anthony Ireri & Fatuma Chege (2020). Obstacles to Successful Uptake of Open Distance and E-Learning (ODeL) Programmes: A Caasae of Kenyatta University Kenya African Multidisciplinary Journal of Research (AMJR), Special Issue January 2020
18. 2019 Fatuma Chege, Phenomenological Underpinnings for Gender and Feminist Research in Education: Positioning Twenty-First Century African Contexts (final corrections from reviewers submitted) Msingi Journal of Education, Online edition, ISSN: 2310-3493
19. 2019 Augustine Karugu & Fatuma Chege, Adapting Innovative Cost-effective Student Mentorship Practicum to Enhance Quality in Teacher Education Programmes: A Case of Kenyatta University, Kenya (Final corrections from reviewers submitted) Msingi Journal of Education, Online edition, ISSN: 2310-3493
20. 2018/19:Fatuma Chege, Phenomenological Underpinnings for Gender and Feminist Research in Education: Positioning Twenty-First Century African Contexts (final corrections from reviewers submitted),Msingi Journal of Education,Online edition, ISSN: 2310-3493
21. 2018/19:Augustine Karugu & Fatuma Chege, Adapting Innovative Cost-effective Student Mentorship Practicum to Enhance Quality in Teacher Education Programmes: A Case of Kenyatta University, Kenya (Final corrections from reviewers submitted).Msingi Journal of Education, Online edition, ISSN: 2310-3493
22. Claudia Mitchell, Fatuma Chege, Lucy Maina, Margot Rothman. Beyond engagement in working with children in eight Nairobi slums to address safety, security and housing: Digital tools for policy and community dialogue Global Public Health - An International Journal for Research, Policy and Practice Columbia University. Global Public Health, 2016 Vol. 11, Nos. 5–6, 521–527
23. Fatuma Chege & Francis Likoye. Education for all? Parents’ and Teachers’ Perceptions of the Process of schoolboys Becoming Men in Kirinyaga and Nairobi Counties, Kenya Journal of International Cooperation in Education, Vol. 17, No.2 Hiroshima University
24. Fatuma Chege, Claudia Mitchell, Lucy Maina, Margot Rotham ‘A Safe House? Girls’ Drawings on Safety and Security in Slums in and Around Nairobi’ Girlhood Studies, An Interdisciplinary Journal, Vol. 7, No. 2, 2014;130-135 ISSN 1938-8209 - Canada
25. Fatuma Chege & Francis Likoye. Education for all? Parents and Teachers Perceptions of the Process of schoolboys Becoming Men in Kirinyaga and Nairobi Counties, Kenya Journal of International Cooperation in Education, Vol. 17, No.2 Hiroshima University (forthcoming)
26. 2014 Fatuma Chege, Claudia Mitchell, Lucy Maina, Margot Rotham A Safe House? Girls Drawings on Safety and Security in Slums in and Around Nairobi Girlhood Studies, An Interdisciplinary Journal, Vol. 7, No. 2, 2014;130-135 ISSN 1938-8209 - Canada
27. 2014 With PhD Student Rubai Mandela &Fatuma Chege “Religious Pluralism, Conflict and HIV/Aids Education in Refugee-Affected Regions of North-Western Kenya” Journal of Education and Practice www.iiste.org ISSN 2222-1735 (Paper) ISSN 2222-288X (Online – International) Vol.5, No.21, 2014:11-22
28. 2014 With Masters Students Sera Wanja, Michael Njoroge & Fatuma Chege Braille Competency Among Blind Learners: Materials and Teacher Factors in Thika and Meru, Kenya Journal of Special Needs and Disabilities Studies, Vol.1, No1, 2014:5-13; ISSN: 2305-2619 Nairobi
29. 2013 With Masters Student Josephine Orangah, John Mugo & Fatuma Chege Success Among Blind Students In Kenya: The Case of Kenyatta University Felishina Mumbi Kagume, John Mugo & Fatuma Chege Poor, Disabled and Unemployed: Linking Education to Labour Market Outcomes for Persons with Physical Disabilities in Nyeri, Kenya Journal of Special Needs and Disabilities Studies, Vol 1, No2, 2014: 77-88; ISSN: 2305-2619 Nairobi Journal of Special Needs and Disabilities Studies, Vol 1, No2, 2014: 101-111; ISSN: 2305-2619 Nairobi
30. With professional colleagues
31. 2013 Chege Fatuma & Madeleine Arnot, “The Gender-Education-Poverty Nexus: Kenyan Youths Perspectives on Being Young, Gendered and Poor” Journal of Comparative Education, United Kingdom Vol. 48, No. 2, May 2012, 195–209
32. 2012 Arnot, Madeleine; Chege, Fatuma N.; Wawire, Violet, Gendered constructions of citizenship: young Kenyans negotiations of rights discourses Comparative Education Vol. 48, No. 1, February 2012, 87–102, (Taylor & Francis) United Kingdom
33. 2011 Wainaina, Paul K.; Arnot, Madeleine & Chege, Fatuma, Developing Ethical and Democratic Citizens in a Post-Colonial Context: Citizenship Education in Kenya,Journal of Educational Research, Vol.53, No.2, 2011; p.179 -192 United Kingdom
34. 2009 Ruto Sara, Chege Fatuma & Wawire Violet (2009), Kenyas HIV/AIDS Education Sector Policy: Implications for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children and the Teaching of HIV/AIDS Education Journal of International Cooperation in Education, Hiroshima University
35. 2007 Chege Fatuma (2007), Education and Empowerment of Girls against Gender-based Violence Journal of International Cooperation in Education, Hiroshima University
36. 2006 Chege Fatuma (2006), Teachers Gendered Identities, Pedagogy and HIV/AIDS Education in African Settings Journal of Education, Number 38, 2006 -ISBN 0259-479X, University of Kwa Zulu Natal, S. Africa
37. 2005 Chege Fatuma, Leach Fiona, Stromquist, Nelly P (2005), Gender and Education For All: the leap to equality: Review Symposium for The EFA Global Monitoring Report UNESCO, 2003/4 British Journal of Sociology of Education, Vol. 26, No. 5, November 2005, pp 673–682, Paris, UNESCO
38. 2003 Chege Fatuma (August 2003) Constructing Femininities and Masculinities within the Framework of Domestic Labour: The Experience of Kenyan Schoolchildren Journal of Educational Focus, Vol. 4, Lagos, Nigeria
39. 2003 Pattman Rob & Chege Fatuma (October 2003) Dear Diary, I saw an Angel: Sex Talk and Sex Education (with Rob Pattman)
40. African Journal of AIDS Research, 2003, 2(2): 99–108, South Africa
41. 1995 Chege Fatuma (1995) Strategic Gender Needs: A Challenge to Education in Kenya. Basic Education Forum, Vol. 6, Sept. 1995, Nairobi.
42. 1994 Chege Fatuma (1994) Equity & the Principle of Fair Play in University Education.Basic Education Forum, Vol. 4, Jan. 1994, Nairobi.

Books

Book Chapters

1. 2016:Chege Fatuma, “Gendered Constructions of Citizenship: Young Kenyans’ Negotiations of Rights Discourse. In Madeleine Arnot & Sharlene Gale Swartz (eds) Routledge Tylor & Francis Group: London & New York
2. 2014:Fatuma Chege, Zhanna Barchuk, and Mary Jane Harkins. In “Respectful Overcoming: An Interview with Dr. Fatuma Chege”.(Eds.) Mary Jane Harkins & Zhanna Barchuk. International Conversations of Teacher Educators Teaching and Learning in Global World Faculty of Education, Mount Saint Vincent University, 2014 (ISBN 978-1-895306-75-0)
3. 2012:Arnot Madeleine, Leslie Casely-Haford and Chege Fatuma (2012) “Schooling, Rights and Urban Poverty: young people’s narratives of citizenship in two sub- Saharan cities” (in Colclough Christopher, Ed. Education Outcomes and Poverty in the South: A Reassessment) Routledge –Taylor’s & Francis Group; USA & Canada
4. 2008:Chege Fatuma (2008). Researching Gender: Explorations into Sexuality and HIV/AIDS in African Contexts. In Fennel S., & Arnot M (Eds). Gender Education and Equality in a Global Context: Conceptual Frameworks and Policy Perspectives Routledge, USA & Canada,ISBN10: 0-415-41944-1 (hbk). http://recoup.educ.cam.ac.uk/ publications/FennellandArnotBook08.pdf
5. 2008:Chege, Fatuma (2008). Teachers’ gendered identities, pedagogy and HIV/AIDS in African settings within ESAR, In Anbanithi Muthukrishna (Ed.) Educating for Social justice and Inclusion in an African Context: Pathways and Transitions Nova Science ,Publishers, South Africa,ISBN: 9781604566673,ISBN: 160456667

Conference Papers

1. 22-26/8/2022:Future of basic education and early learning in relation to effective implementation of cbc and attainment of kenya vision 2030- International Conference on Enhancing Education in Kenya.Pride In Flamingo Resort, Mombasa, Kenya
2. 24-04-2022:The competency- based curriculum & its implication for university education programmes - Workshop on Sensitization of Senate Members of Embu University.North Coast Beach Hotel, Mombasa,Kenya
3. 9/12/2021: The Competency Based Curriculum in Kenya- National Conference on Matching Curricula To Labour Market Demands In Tertiary Education CEMASTEA, Nairobi, Kenya
4. 07/01/2020 Embedding gender equality in research, policy & practice – Inception Seminar for Transforming Educational Systems 4 Sustainable Development (TES4SD) Programme University of Bristol United Kingdom
5. 03-04/10/2019 Historical analysis of educational development for persons with visual impairments in kenya (1945-2013): role of missionaries and government (Muigai Chege & Fatuma Chege)-6th Annual October Conference on Education and Lifelong Learning Kenyatta University Kenya
6. 040/6/2019 Interdisciplinary research in education, poverty and development: reflections of north-south, south-south and east-south partnerships – The Economic & Social Research Council and Development Studies Association Interdisciplinary Workshop Series University of Bristol United Kingdom
7. 4-5/10/2018: The nexus between mentorship and female mobility in leadership: way forward for female teachers aspiring to management positions.Kenyatta University,Kenya
8. 05/10/2017: Girls’ clubs –“the chamas”- a women’s networking strategy: enhancing female inclusivity to management positions in Kenyan schools.Kenyatta University,Kenya
9. 4-5/11/2016:From dreams of political independence to realities of education for citizenship: lessons informing visions and reforms –the Kenyan experience (On Challenges and opportunities in Tanzania in the era of globalization) Dodoma, Tanzania
10. 06/2015:Navigating Academic Boundaries in Transition from Kenyan School to Higher Education: Linking the Choice for Chemistry and Society Benefits (The Gordon Research Conference June 2015) Bates College,Massachusetts, USA
11. 18-19/ 05/2015:Panel Presentation & Discussion on Role of Research in Higher Education(International Conference on Re-Engineering Education for Sustainable Development) Kenyatta University,Kenya
12. 05/02/2015:Re-Casting Gender Equality Targets for Basic Education in Eastern and Southern Africa: Regionalising Post 2015 Development Agenda – (The 12th Japan Education Forum),International Conference Hall, Plaza Heizei,Tokyo, Japan.
13. 04/02/2015:Poor but Not-So-Poor” Kenyan Communities Living in Poverty Contextualising their Identities and the Good Life” – Educating for All?Campus Innovation Centre, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan.
14. 16-17/01/ 2015:Guidelines for gender training contextualisation for faculty of the Aga Khan University .Zanzibar
15. 31/10/2014:Perceptions of Parents and Teachers on Constructions Masculinities among Primary Schoolboys Kirinyaga and Nairobi Counties (1st Annual October Conference on Education and Lifelong Learning) Kenyatta University Conference Centre, Kenya
16. 17/01/2014:Guidelines for principals/head teachers on how to prepare school strategic plans KUCC, Kenya
17. 12/06/2013:Gender Equality and Equity Issues in Basic Education in Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA): Overview Paper for Regional Network Meeting Windsor Golf & Country Club, Kenya
18. 04-08/02/13:Women and Girls Education in Kenya –The past meets the present (Canadian International Week) Mount Saint Vincent .University, Halifax, Nova Skotia, Canada
19. 14-16/11/12: Doing gender and feminist research in Developing Countries: the African Contexts (Annual Research Institute –ARI – Conference) Aga Khan University, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
20. 25-16/05/ 2012: Masculinisation of gender-based violence in education and implications for gender equity and citizenship: International Conference on Education Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia
21. 2018:Convener, 5th Annual October International Conference on Education and Lifelong Learning on theme “ Educational Reforms and Technological Advancement: Enhancing Teacher Education, Training and Competence-based Learning” Kenyatta University
22. 5-6/10/2017: Convener, 4th Annual October International Conference on Education and Lifelong Learning on theme “ Making Education and Lifelong Learning Count in 2030 Agenda: Transforming Our World” Kenyatta University
23. 04/2017: Convener, 4th Academic Seminar (SoE) Kenyatta University
24. 2016: Convener, 3rd International Annual October Conference on Education and Lifelong Learning focusing on theme ‘ Kenyatta University
25. 6-7/10/2016:Convener, 3rd International Annual October Conference on Education and Lifelong Learning focusing on theme “Reconstructing Education for Sustainable development” Kenyatta University
26. 2016:Convener, 3rd Academic Seminar (School of Education),Kenyatta University
27. 8-9/10/2015:Convener, 2nd International Annual October Conference on Education and Lifelong Learning focusing on theme “Post 2015 Development Agenda: Moving Education Forward” Kenyatta University
28. 2015:Convener, 2nd Academic Seminar (SoE),Kenyatta University
29. 31/10/2014:Convening and launching International Annual Conference on Education and Lifelong Learning focusing on theme “Research for Enhancement of Human Rights within and Through Education” Kenyatta University
30. 16-18/11/ 2011:Chairperson of Organizing and Coordinating International Conference of Association of Universities on theme “Strategies for Securing Equity in Access and Success in Higher Education, Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi
31. 04/2011:Convenor, organiser & Host of National Conference on Human and Social Development Outcomes of Education and Poverty (RECOUP, Utalii Hotel, Kenya)
32. 2017 Fatuma Chege, Hellen Guantai & John Ndiritu: From content printouts modules to enhanced online interactivity: Exploring Kenyatta University Students’ Experiences of Transformations in Digital Learning Forthcoming in Education Learning & Lifelong Learning. Proceedings Volume 4, No.1, 2017
33. Hellen Guantai, Fatuma Chege & George Onyango: Exclusive Girls Clubs: Networking As Hindrance To Inclusivity In The Management Of Secondary Schools In Selected Counties, Kenya Education Learning & Lifelong Learning. Conference Proceedings Volume 3, No.1, 2016
34. 2015 Hellen Guantai, George Onyango, & Fatuma Chege: Gender and Women in Leadership in Selected Kenyan Counties: Mentoring a Critical Influence of Female obility in Secondary School Management Education Learning & Lifelong Learning. Conference Proceedings Volume 1, No.1, 2015
35. 2015 Fatuma Chege and Francis Likoye: Perceptions of parents and teachers on constructions masculinities among primary schoolboys Kirinyaga and Nairobi counties (presented at the 1st Annual Conference on Education & Lifelong Learning, KUCC, Nairobi) Post 2015 Development Agenda on Education: Conference Proceedings Volume 1, No.1, 2015
36. 2013 Fatuma Chege, Francis Likoye, Salome Nyambura, & Hellen Guantai (2013). Declining Boys’ Participation and Performance in Kenyan Schools: are Girls’ Education Projects Influencing New Forms of Masculinities? CICE Research Paper Series No. 5, Hiroshima University, Japan