Professor Wyngaards presented his argument for this lecture in three parts. First, he explored one thread of how whiteness is constructed theologically. Secondly, he expanded on his own use of the language of repair [...]

Presenters: Eva-Liisa Andima, Emmanuel Sarabwe, Nomzamo Ntombela, Alésha Bredell, Bapiwe Gobodo AVReQ held their PhD Proposal Presentation Day where our first year PhD students presented their proposals to all of us and their supervisors for feedback. The PhD [...]

Professor Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela explored new avenues of enquiry in intergenerational afterlives of multigenerational systematic violence and oppression. A tri-directional perspective in which memory crosses and re-crosses past, present, and future temporalities is proposed, and [...]

Jazz musician Mandla Mlangeni, whose father was killed by the apartheid security police engaged with an in-person audience through words and music on “Violent Histories: Pathways to Light.” Prof Stephanus Muller, Director of Africa [...]

The opening address for the hybrid event was made by Prof Anthony Leysens, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and moderated by Prof Tamar Garb (University College London). The panel discussion [...]