This Women's Day, we honour the women who have fought for our freedoms and challenge ourselves to rethink the questions of gender equality and liberation with insightful articles written by esteemed PsySSA members.
To read the article, visit: https://t.co/3otVXK2FuE
Presidential Lecture 2023: Incompleteness as a Framework for Convivial Scholarship and Practice in Healing - Paper Out Now!
Visit our website to read the full Presidential Lecture for 2023 by Prof Francis B. Nyamnjoh: https://t.co/08T6b9tljj
And we've started.
Prof Floretta Boonzaier's Presidential Address highlights that the theme for this year's congress, #HopeAndHealing, is inseparably linked to broader social action which responds to the complex realities of all humanity. #27thpsyssacongress
27th Annual South African Psychology Congress - 3 Weeks to go!
Invited Panel: Therapies for Healing Justice: Redressing Systemic Oppression and Intergenerational Trauma
04 October 2023
14:30 - 16:30
Visit our website to find out more: https://t.co/K2J4qJDAhL
Uyinene Mrwetyana Foundation invites you to join our panel discussion: The role society can play in the eradication of GBVF.
Join us live at 10am on 3 December 2022.
Link will be in our bio.
#NoToGBV#TogetherWeStand#Uyinene#uyinenemrwetyana
Tomorrow, I’ll be talking to the amazing @acfick72 about my book #FemaleFearFactory at The Commune, an incredible bookshop you should definitely check out even if Braam isn’t your thing. We start at 6pm and I’m very excited to join the exciting line-up @theforgejhb
The Unsettling Knowledge Production on Gendered and Sexual Violence in SA Project had a Symposium at PsySSA 2022 titled: Decolonising & Transforming Psychology. Our members had an opportunity to present their different research projects all centered around Decolonial Feminism.
Thought-provoking presentations by next generation of psychologists probing us to (re)think the face of education, look at how students are (un)prepared for the world outside and how we can harness solidarities of the past to address problems of the future.
#PsySSA26
We would like to invite you to a conversation on media responses to gender-based violence.
Date:13th of September 2022
Time : 13:00 - 14:00
Check poster for meeting details.
Join us for an in-person launch of "Pan-Africanism and Psychology in Decolonial Times" by @ShoseKessi, @flowapowa1375, & Babette Gekeler - 4th August at Psychology department, UCT - Upper Campus. Starting at 17:30 for 18:00. Space is limited. RSVP: [email protected]