‘We need places where people can find peace’
The Anti-Racism Network has partnered with the Ahmed Kathrada and Nelson Mandela foundations to launch an anti-racism campaign ahead of Human Rights Day on March 21. In part four of our “Tsine Simunye” (We are one) campaign, Philippa Francis speaks to Lowvelders aged 31-40 about their experiences.
* Video edited by: Jermaine Sebastian
A national essay writing competition against racism will this month encourage young people to prove that the pen is indeed mightier than the sword.
The South African Youth Essay Writing Competition Against Racism is inviting young people between the age categories of 15 to 25 and 26 to 35, from across the country, to share their reflections on racism.
There are various grand prizes to be won. The winning essays will also be published.
The essay writing competition is in collaboration with Khwerha Ye Afrika and the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation and is supported by Department of Arts and Culture, Foundation for Human Rights, Steve Biko Foundation, Spotlight Creations and local organizations.
Please see all details in the poster below. And do not miss out on having your say!
