The Centre for Law and Society hosted a live-stream of the conversation between Nicolette Naylor and Sibongile Ndashe (see details below) for Western Cape colleagues who are unable to travel to Johannesburg.
PART TWO:
The Centre for Law and Society and the Equal Education Law Centre hosted part two of a conversation between Nicolette Naylor (Ford Foundation) and Sibongile Ndashe (Initiative for Strategic Litigation in Africa) on 13 September 2018. Listen as they build on a conversation on Sexual harassment in the work place and touch on strategising on how we can use the law to address sexual harassment.
Book Launches:
My Father Died for This - Friday, 18th May 2018 Lukhanyo and Abigail Calata in conversation with Adv. Tembeka Ngcukaitobi
(livestreamed via CLS Facebook)
Access to Justice and Human Security: Cultural Contradictions in Rural South Africa - Thursday, 9th May 2018 Sindiso Mnisi Weeks, in conversation with Nomboniso Gasa and Bill Dixon
Feminism Is- Thursday 3rd May 2018 Authors Jen Thorpe and Dela Gwala touch on their varied experiences and perspectives of what it means to be a South African feminist
With(out) Law Conversations:
Does the Law Support Activism? - Wednesday 23rd May 2018 Mandi Mudarikwa (Legal Resources Centre), Bronwyn Pithey (Women Legal Centre) and activists from the Social Justice Coalition in conversation.
Law and Society in Africa Series:
Defining Intellectual Spaces - Wednesday, 10 October Is UCT a Pan-African university in South Africa or a South African university that caters to Africa? CLS will be hosted a Law and Society in Africa seminar on Wednesday the 10th of October. Listen to the discussion on defining intellectual spaces in the face of ongoing calls to restructure academic spaces and bring in new voices and approaches to addressing socio-legal issues.
Wakanda Forever - Tuesday, 22 May 2018 CLS hosted a discussion looking at some of the themes emerging from the movie Black Panther
