AU is a Human Rights and Youth Empowerment organisation that works with citizens, refugees, and migrants to prevent conflicts, enhance social cohesion and promote socio-economic development. AU strives towards a united and prosperous Africa where all people live together harmoniously and peacefully. With support from the Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA), AU was…
Français Fondée en 2019 après un an et demi d’existence informelle, l’association Coucou Crew a pour but de créer des espaces et des temps de rencontre et d’échanges, pour les jeunes nouvellement arrivés en France et en situation de précarité. Le Coucou Crew leur propose accueil et soutien psychologique. L’association vise à soutenir la place…
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Episode 5: On the Reality of Being a Young Refugee in South Africa, by Anna, Blacksmith and Nelli Episode 5: On the Reality of Being a Young Refugee in South Africa, by Anna, Blacksmith and Nelli
Episode 4: On Discrimination and Stereotypes, by Ramazani, Maria & Mel The GRABS podcast – Episode 4 – On Discrimination and Stereotypes, by Ramazani, Maria & Mel
Episode 3: What Being Non-South African Means, by Mathilda, Mocktail, Shada & Salva The GRABS podcast – Episode 3: What Being Non-South African Means, by Mathilda, Mocktail, Shada & Salva
Episode 2: On Discrimination, by Jorojina, Alex, Aisha & Joy The GRABS podcast – Episode 2: On Discrimination, by Jorojina, Alex, Aisha & Joy
Episode 1: Presenting the team, by Jane, Glenda, Jessi, Izzy, and Juan Manuel It’s here! Our team’s first podcast is now live. We’re diving into who we are, what we’re working on, and why it matters. Tune in to learn more about GRABS and the questions driving our research. You can listen to it here…
In late July, Juan Manuel Moreno, one of GRABS PhD candidates, travelled to K’jipuktuk-Halifax, in Eastern Canada for a two-week fieldwork and scoping visit. K’jipuktuk-Halifax is the ancestral land of the Mi’kmaq who lived in these lands for over 11000 years. Today, K’jipuktuk-Halifax is the capital of what is known as the province of Nova…