#FaithInHer: What Women’s Leadership Has Taught Me
By Ntsikelelo Colossa “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” — African Proverb “Wisdom is like…
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I have faith in her
By Dr Fikile Vilikazi-Alberts She is sometimes called a girl Other times called a woman And also known as transwoman The world knows her as…
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Women’s Lives and Women’s Choices: A Journey of Learning, Leadership and Solidarity
By Seth Naicker “Women’s Lives and Women’s Choices” was the title of a semester course I completed at Bethel University, taught by Professor Katherine Nevins.…
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Faith in Her: Why Believing in Her Changes Everything
By Dr Leonora Alberts-Vilakazi We usually talk about it in terms of the grand and abstract faith in the universe, faith in the unseen, or…
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A Personal Journey of Learning from Women in Leadership Towards Activism Against GBV
By Seth Naicker My journey in understanding the rights, dignity, and leadership of women did not begin in a classroom or at a conference. It…
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Listening, Believing, Acting: How Faith Communities Can Support Survivors
By Gil Harper When someone in our community shares that they have been harmed, our first duty is clear: listen, believe, and act to keep…
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Women Leaders for an Empowered Nation: A Faith Response to Ending GBV
By Gil Harper Women’s Month invites us to reflect on the theme set for our nation: Empowered Women, Empower Nations. For faith communities across South…
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Together, we can choose positive masculinity
By Ntsikelelo Colossa – African Spiritual Practitioner/Traditional Healer Positive masculinity is a nature that one needs to realise and tap into. It is like a…
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Freedom Day and the Unfinished Work of Freedom: Accountability in Faith Spaces
Every year on 27 April, South Africa marks Freedom Day — a sacred remembrance of the first democratic elections in 1994 and the liberation from…
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Safe Spaces, Sacred Trust: Why Survivors Turn to Faith Communities
In South Africa, gender-based violence (GBV) has been described as a national disaster—one that continues to affect millions of women and families across the country.…
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