Everything is now set for Our Social Justice Dialogues. I'm an IJR Ambassador, Community Well-being Activist and Evangelist, preaching a balance Gospel, Give!!
📢Don't miss the screening of "Justice before Healing," a captivating short film, followed by an insightful engagement session on 26 June.
Time: 17:30
Venue: 105 Hatfield Street, Gardens, Cape Town
RSVP: [email protected]
One of our proudest achievements in the #YouthIdentity project is training young people in Transmedia storytelling. It is an NQF level 5 accreditation which is a big deal for people who've been excluded/ unable to attend a university or tertiary institution. The training led to the creation of a YouTube podcast channel - Feite Oppie Tafel in Calitzdorp, where youth narrate their communities' stories & perspectives that were previously unheard or silenced.
#YouthMonth
The importance of women & youth representation in the 7th Parliament of democratic South Africa #GNU:
"Inclusion should be the principle if the challenges we have in society are to be adequately responded to," Prof Hendricks @profcherylh1 says in an interview with @Powerfm987
#IJR's #YouthIdentity project leader Danielle Hoffmeester is in Tulbagh, reflecting with young people on '#YouthMonth: Progress, Challenges and Aspirations.' Young people have come all the way from Ceres, Wolseley, Op Die Berg, Koue Bokkeveld, Tulbagh & Hamlet in South Africa 🇿🇦
Today at IJR we hosted students from Wake Forest University @WakeForest for a session on #Diversity, #Equity & #Inclusion in South Africa. The discussion covered a range of issues on the things that unite & divide South Africans & how legacies of the past continue in the present
#AfricaDay presents opportunity to celebrate the rich tapestry of our cultures & reflect on the profound influence of justice systems within our diverse societies.
At IJR we celebrate #AfricaMonth & #AfricaDay on:
"Intersection of African Cultures and Modern Justice Systems"
Day 3 of the Women’s Election Mechanism for Peace (WEMP) training focused on framing democracy, addressing disinformation, misinformation and understanding online harms in election coverage. The day concluded with a discussion on elections and the electoral cycle.
Avis de vacance de poste : Nous recherchons un chargé de la qualité des données pour rejoindre le réseau Afrobarometer.
Rendez-vous sur notre site pour en savoir plus sur le poste : https://t.co/XJbFHRsMPg.
Clôture des candidatures le 26 avril 2024.
#VoicesAfrica
The Afrobarometer Analysis Unit is where our data are put to work. Our busy and productive year was marked with significant milestones, including the completion of the Round 8 Pan-Africa Profile (PAP) series, launch of Round 9 PAPs, completion of the production of climate change country scorecards launched in 2022, and the launch of child well-being country scorecards.
Visit our website for more details in our 2023 Annual Review: https://t.co/EiaBgCuFza
#VoicesAfrica
Critical Conversations on Women Peace & Security in Africa❗️Johannesburg, 9-10 Apr.
A critical reflection on 24 years of implementing the #WPS Agenda: Progress, challenges & transformation needed for greater peace & security to prevail.
#UNSCR1325#WomenLeadAfrica@IDEA_Africa
Started of with interesting Diologue about Coloured Identity and Belonging Leaded by IJR youth identity project together with the Ambassadors in Calitzdorp for IJR and other youth of Calitzdorp conversations and activities very much welcomed and sparked enthusiasm to learn
Almost half (48%) of Africans say school-age children who are not in school are a “somewhat frequent” or “very frequent” problem in their community, reaching as high as 83% in Liberia and 71% in Angola.
To learn more, join our upcoming webinar on the state of education in Africa.
Today, Afrobarometer CEO @joeasunka shared insights on Africans’ views on elections at the Artificial Intelligence and Elections in Africa Conference in Nairobi.
#VoicesAfrica