Citizen engagement platform GovChat and the South African Women in ICT Forum this morning unveiled an online interactive gender-based violence (GBV) engagement platform.
Citizen engagement platform GovChat and the South African Women in ICT Forum this morning unveiled an online interactive gender-based violence (GBV) engagement platform.
International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8 every year around the globe.
What does a feminist approach to the Covid-19 vaccine rollout look like? The head of the Soul City Institute has the answer.
Keeping a media junket under wraps until the last minute created speculation, which is something President Cyril Ramaphosa's team should try avoid, especially during a pandemic, writes
The year 2020 marks 26 years of Soul City’s existence, in a period where the world is experiencing a pandemic that has forced all of us to do business unusual. Like everyone, the Soul City Institute found itself having to adapt to change in an effort to survive, grow, transform and maintain our competitive advantage in an environment filled with uncertainty because of Covid-19.
On Wednesday evening, a webinar titled Accountability: How Men Need to Show up to Stop Gender-Based Violence, was expertly moderated by Gail Smith of the Soul City Institute.
One of the best intentional approaches to unpack gender politics and social issues is through providing more feminist content in the mainstream media. South Africa’s first unapologetically feminist talk show, 'It's A Feminist Thing', presented by the Soul City Institute, does exactly that.
For the next eight Sundays, viewers can tune into a unique South African talk show that will focus on women empowerment.
“It’s A Feminist Thing” is set to hit small screens this Sunday, November 1, on SABC2. A first of its kind in South Africa, the unapologetically feminist talk-show, is produced by the Soul City Institute for Social Justice (SCI).
South Africa’s first unapologetically feminist talk-show - produced by the Soul City Institute for Social Justice (SCI) - will hit TV screens during early prime on Sunday 1st November 2020 on SABC 2.
With more cases of gender-based violence being highlighted around the country, the Soul City Institute says South Africa's justice system needs to be held accountable.