WE WILL SPEAK OUT SOUTH AFRICA & THE FAITH ACTION COLLECTIVE TO END GBV On the Killing of Women
15 September 2026 We Will Speak Out South Africa (WWSOSA) and the Faith Action Collective to End GBV — a movement of more than a…
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Faith Perspectives: Reimagining Our Heritage
By Seth Naicker Shortened version of Seth’s input at the Monthly Forum on Heritage on 9 September 2026, hosted by WWSOSA and the Faith Action…
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A Voice for the Voiceless: The Story of Rev. Thembelani George Vazi
Long before Rev. Thembelani George Vazi became a minister, he was listening. He shared an organisational profile on his NPO Izwi Mentorship Hub at the…
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Holy Harm, Unholy Silence: Naming the Church’s Complicity in Gender-Based Violence
When faith communities are asked to describe the relationship between gender-based violence (GBV) and the church, one word comes up more often than any other:…
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A Story of Spiritual Abuse: Daniela Gennrich’s Journey Toward Healing
At a recent WWSOSA Lunchtime Conversation on Spiritual Abuse, Daniela Gennrich — Coordinator of We Will Speak Out South Africa and a Lay Canon in…
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Spiritual Abuse and the Law
When South Africa’s National Strategic Plan on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (NSP-GBVF) was launched in 2020, it made almost no mention of the faith sector…
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Be Who You Are, and You Will Set the World Ablaze
Last week, We Will Speak Out South Africa (WWSOSA) hosted its Monthly Forum in honour of Women’s Month, welcoming feminist theologian Dr Nontando Hadebe to…
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Leadership begins with leading myself
By Usha Jevan The Brahma Kumaris have helped me remember a simple but profound truth: I am not this body; I am a soul. When…
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Reimagining Family: What It Really Takes to Restore a Home
When a child is removed from their family for their own safety, the goal is almost always to bring them home again. But what does…
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Cultivating Safety: How Gardens Address GBV
By Dr Leonora Alberts-Vilakazi My life’s purpose is rooted deeply in the soil of our community and the strength of the women who cultivate it.…
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