Centre for Education Rights and Transformation (CERT)
Event
Invitation Education, decoloniality and transformative sustainable development in Africa
DATE AND TIME | Tuesday, 2 April, 13:00
VENUE | CERT, House 8, Research Village, Bunting Road Campus
RSVP |
katlegot@uj.ac.za 011 559 1148 by 25 March.
South African Research Chair in Community, Adult and Worker Education
Masters and PhD bursaries and
Postdoctoral fellowships 2019
CLOSING DATE | 28 March 2019
Applications should be sent via email to katlegot@uj.ac.za
History’s Schools: Past Struggles and Present Realities (UKZN Press,2018) edited by Aziz Choudry and Salim Vally
Date: Thursday, 22 November
Time: 18:30 to 20:00
Venue: Graduate Seminar Room, South West Engineering Building,
East Campus, Wits University
Speakers Prof Noor Nieftagodien, Prof Linda Chisholm,
Dr Trevor Ngwane and Prof Archie Dick
RSVP katlegot@uj.ac.za by 16th November.
Details about the book: http://bit.ly/HistorysSchools
A more affordable, paperback, local version of the book ‘History’s Schools: Past Struggles and Present Realities’ has been published by UKZN Press. It will be available at the Paulo Freire/ Neville Alexander conference this Friday together with the books listed below.
For more information about the book go to:
http://bit.ly/HistorysSchools For information about the conference contact katlegot@uj.ac.za or phone (011) 559-1148.
Books that will be available at the conference:
- The Student Guide to Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Antonia Darder) – R250
- History’s Schools: Past Struggles and Present Realities (Aziz Choudry and Salim Vally – eds) – R250
- Foundation Phase Matters: Language and Learning in South African Rural Classrooms ( Brian Ramadiro and Kim Porteus) – R100
- Learning for Living: Towards a new vision for Post - school learning in South Africa ( Ivor Baatjes – ed) – R250
- African History and the Struggle to Decolonise (Neville Alexander) - R100
Invite: 50 years of the Pedagogy of the Oppressed - Reflections on the Praxes of Paulo Freire and Neville Alexander.
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Date: 7 Sept
Venue: UJ Hockey Club
RSVP: katlegot@uj.ac.za
Join us for a discussion with visiting U.S anti-racist educators and activists. Issues include the challenge of engaging with Africa’s complex realities in the classroom, the ethics and process of promoting dialogue in the age of Trump and the intersectional realities of inequality.
The delegation is led by veteran African – American Civil Rights, Labour and Anti-Apartheid activist Prexy Nesbitt
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Topic: The Challenges of Teaching “Africa” in a Transnational Age: Countries, Continents and Global Social Justice
Date: Tuesday, June 26
Venue: Centre for Education Rights and Transformation (CERT), Cottage 8, Research Village, UJ Bunting Road Campus
Time: 1:30 – 3:30
RSVP: Katlego Tshiloane, katlegot@uj.ac.za or 0115591148
Education and work for young South Africans: exploring Human Capital Theory, its conceptualisation, consequences and short-comings
Date: 18 June 2018
Time: 12:30 – 14:00
Venues in Pretoria, Durban and Cape Town
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The director of CERT giving the keynote address at the conference on education and poverty on 22/03/2018 held in Villaricca, Chile. For further information go to: es.ciep2018.cl
Green Machines? Destabilizing Discourse in Technology Education for Sustainable Development
Date : 25 April 2018
Venue : Research Village Cottage 8 (APB Campus)
Time : 12:00 – 13:00
RSVP : Katlego Tshiloane, katlegot@uj.ac.za or 011 559 1148
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Between WorldsGerman Missionaries and the Transition from Mission to Bantu Education in South Africa
Click image for larger view of Between Worlds Book Launch Event
New Book by CERT: Reflections on Knowledge, Learning and Social Movements – History’s Schools
The Learning Post was launched by SACHED (South African Committee for Higher Education) Trust as a weekly education supplement in the Sunday Post. Written largely by Neville Alexander, it was a popular and trailblazing initiative then and is just as important and relevant in the struggle to decolonise knowledge and the curriculum today.
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Emerging Voices 2 vol News 3
In 2006 a community activist came to Thembisihle Sefatsa’s (Thembi’s) gate in Evaton North, Gauteng and
told her that he was working with numeracy and literacy groups in the community.
Emerging Voices 2 vol News 3