Amina Christelle Djouldé is currently a senior lecturer at the Department of History in the Faculty of Arts, Letters and Social Sciences of the University of Ngaoundéré, Cameroon. Her research interests include African politics, visual studies, political cartoons, and African endogenous knowledge. She is also interested in the study of gender-related imageries and women’s representation.

She teaches courses on History and Pictures, Geopolitics of Conflicts in Africa, Methods and Techniques of Oral History, History of Diplomacy, and African Politics. As the Coordinator of the Community Research and Development Center (COREDEC), she organizes workshops and interacts with local people, especially women, on a regular basis. She is also working to build competence among women through training, education, business programs, and health support. Through her research activities on endogenous knowledge, she has set up a research program on “Women’s Cultural Legacy of Peace in Northern Cameroon.”