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Nancy Rushohora - a senior postdoctoral fellow in Studies in Historical Trauma and Transformation has received a grant to collaborate in a global cross-disciplinary project that seeks to contribute to preventing conflict and building sustainable peace, reducing [...]
A hearty congratulations to Mihlali Tshikila, who was awarded his Master's degree in Psychology with a distinction. Read more about his research here.
Emery Kalema will join a group of young scholars who have been selected from our continent, Latin America and the Middle East for a Summer Program at the Princeton University’s Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) [...]
In this lecture on 30 May 2019, Thina Siwendu reflects on the problem of youth suicide in post-apartheid South Africa from the perspective a mother’s loss of her child through death by suicide. She shares [...]
This year our seminar theme was “Legacies of Violence, Social Change and Transformation.” The seminar aimed to explore the interplay of traumatic histories, civic life, social justice and the arts. Invited speakers in the series [...]
In this lecture on 25 May 2018, Jonathan Jansen examines the record of schools established after the dawn of South African democracy in 1994 and explores whether schools can build an inclusive African identity.
Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela after being conferred with the Honorary Doctorate in Theology with Wolfgang Huber who was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Law (second from left). She is the first woman to be awarded an Honorary Doctorate [...]
Professor Tamar Garb Art Historian, University College London) and Homi Bhabha in conversation with Siya Mgoduka (below centre) and Candice Mama (right), whose fathers were killed by Eugene de Kock. Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela sits on left. Attentive [...]
A Conversation with Professor Homi Bhabha (English Department, Harvard University) Research Meetings
Their conversations as members of “This Dialogue Thing” are also recounted in this book, A Person My Colour by Martina Dahlmanns.
