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The Hub was officially launched August 11, 2015

The Hub held its official opening ceremony yesterday! The event was attended by Her Majesty Queen ‘Masenate Mohato Seeiso, who made a speech and officially opened The Hub. The Honourable Minister of Tourism, Environment and Culture also spoke at the event, as did representatives from our two primary sponsors – Standard Lesotho Bank and theContinue reading “The Hub was officially launched August 11, 2015”

The Hub is officially opening on the 11th of August, 2015!

We are proud to announce that The Hub, a new creative technology lab in Morija, will have its official opening on the 11th of August, 2015! The ceremony will be held at the Morija Museum and Archives (MMA), and will go hand-in-hand with the launch of the new Morija Cultural Precinct, an innovative partnership betweenContinue reading “The Hub is officially opening on the 11th of August, 2015!”

Great information sharing session with OSISA

Yesterday, we were privileged to attend an information sharing session organised by the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (OSISA)! The session presented the work that OSISA does and the grants it makes available to civil society organisations. We had a wonderful day of discussions and sharing, and were all greatly encouraged to continue withContinue reading “Great information sharing session with OSISA”

Meet Alex Starry, our new Peace Corps Volunteer!

The Hub is proud to introduce Alex Starry, our new Peace Corps Volunteer! Alex will be with us full-time for the next two years. She will help with all aspects of The Hub, but in particular will be a teacher and mentor for our young members. Alex will run basic computer skills workshops, educational filmContinue reading “Meet Alex Starry, our new Peace Corps Volunteer!”

Basotho LGBTI Youth Connect With International Activists

Originally posted on The Huffington Post By Leila Hall I am sitting in a room in the State Library in Maseru, Lesotho, with about 30 other young people. We are Skyping with acclaimed South African photographer Zanele Muholi, who is jet-lagged and speaking to us from Paris. She is more than 13,000 miles away, but itContinue reading “Basotho LGBTI Youth Connect With International Activists”