“We will not be pushed back into the closet”
The gruesome violence and murder of individuals because of their sexual orientation or gender identity should not be tolerated by society. The question looms—who will be the next victim?
Learning from those fighting for the LGBTQI+ rights
As part of Learning Experience I, a group of Cohort 6 fellows had the opportunity to visit Bayanda Ndumiso, a lifelong fellow and advocate for LGBTQI+ rights, at The Triangle Project in Cape Town. During the visit, Bayanda shared his personal journey of working within...
Embracing Vietnam’s Sustainable Farming Practices
As an agriculturalist dedicated to transforming food systems, my journey through Vietnam revealed invaluable lessons in sustainable farming. From Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta and Hanoi, I witnessed how integrated agricultural practices can revolutionize food...
A Platform to Strengthen Global Solidarity
“There are many opportunities that were created for collaboration, to strengthen global solidarity. This a platform for connection and collaboration and its a space to learn from each others struggles,” said our fellow Wiseman Mpepho after attending the Global...
Concerns over unemployment, water shortage & crime
Unemployment, water shortage, crime, gender-based violence, and substance abuse are among some of the major issues that were highlighted by community members during Takano’s recent community engagements in Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North West, and the Northern Cape. The...
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