Gender Transformation – a Distraction or the Essence of our Faith?
“Theology is not just something you think about or discuss, it is something you do. Justice is something you do.” This was the challenge offered…
Read article We Will Speak Out Annual Report
Due to the change of the financial year, this report covers the period from August 2019 to December 2020. Download the document by clicking on…
Read articleWords Fail Us: Statement
WWSOSA would like to invite organisations and individuals to endorse this statement. If you would like to do so, send an email to the coordinator. As…
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A Time Like No Other: COVID-19 in Women’s Voices
Compiled and edited by Nontando Hadebe, Daniela Gennrich, Susan Rakoczy and Nobesuthu TomThe Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians – South Africa From the editors:…
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Hamba Kahle, Phumzile!
Words cannot express our pain at the tragic loss of our Chairperson, Phumzile Mabizela. She was not just a leader, she was a friend, mentor,…
Read articleEpworth School Supports Thursdays in Black and #StandUpToGBV
The idea for the GBV video originated with the Epworth High School’s active and dynamic Interact club, which focuses on community-based activities and is especially…
Read articleResponse to “You are Muted, Unmute yourself.”
On 10 May 2021 a group of faith leaders sent ‘You are Muted, Unmute Yourself:’ An Open Letter to South African Church Leaders on the Plight…
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WWSOSA will host the Side by Side international Secretariat – Position Available
We are pleased too announce that We Will Speak Out SA has been selected to host the Secretariat of an exciting global network of organisations and…
Read articleChanging WWSOSA’s Financial Year-end. Note: 17 February 2021
At its meeting on 10 February 2021, WWSOSA’s Management Committee proposed to change WWSOSA’s Financial Year-end from 31 July to 31 December There are several…
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