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Traces of the French in Morija

Exhibition of photography by volunteers of The Hub documenting the history of the French in Lesotho, a project completed for Alliance Française de Maseru in March 2017.

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Our #EarthDay animation workshop started yesterday. @prophtwofour from @Twofordesigns and @zhuangkajoang from @morijaartscentre have their teams ready to go for day 2 today #WeDontHaveTime #EarthDayEveryDay #TheLesothoWeWant #Environment #Animation #Artivism #Connect4Climate #Lesotho

From April 23-27, The Hub will be hosting an #EarthDay themed animation workshop. The short animated film produced during the workshop will be in memory of Max Thabiso Edkins. Max was committed to combating climate change and to working towards a better and more sustainable planet. When asked at the Conversations @ Morija event in 2013, what for him were the most memorable things about growing up in Lesotho he said: “There are so many…sitting on a mountain and watching a Lesotho sunset, playing football in the village with my team…it’s more about the natural beauty and the openness of the Basotho people that I carry with me… Lesotho has taught me lessons that no other place could have taught me." He also said: "Without ending climate change, you won’t be able to end extreme poverty.” In celebration of Max's work and life, let's honour everything that he did and let's keep the good work going! ✊💚🌱 #TheLesothoWeWant #Environment #Animation #Artivism #ClimateAction #Environmentalism #SocEnt #SocialGood #SocialChange #Sustainability #Lesotho

We wrapped up our weekend workshop on creative writing and song writing with @sadontsi . He led participants on writing exercises with the theme 'Future of Lesotho', and we’re excited about the monumental pieces written during this workshop! #TheLesothoWeWant Special thanks to @sadontsi for sharing his time and skills with us, and to @osisagram and Glasswaters foundation for partnering with us on this project.

Day 1 of our weekend workshop on creative writing and song writing with @sadontsi was powerful! Participants are writing with the theme 'Future of Lesotho' and the results are inspiring!!! Looking forward to day 2. #TheLesothoWeWant Special thanks to @osisagram and Glasswaters Foundation for partnering with us on this project.

For the past year we've been attending a series of workshops on Non Profit Sustainability, which ended yesterday. Special thanks to Khwezi Fudu, Social Enterprise Academy South Africa, and @osisagram for the opportunity and lessons learned! #SocEnt #SocialGood #SocialChange #Sustainability #Lesotho

Yesterday we were excited to present our work as a community organisation and aspiring social enterprise at No.7 Restaurant & Kick4Life hotel & ConferenceCenter with Social Enterprise Academy South Africa. We also got to hear about the inspiring social enterprise journeys of Mafisa Talks, Nairasha Legal and Dust Busters Cleaning Services.

Students from Nkhono 'Mamohato Training Centre were at The Hub yesterday for their weekly computer skills lesson. Their vocational school in Morija is part of Lesotho National Council of Women, which has been working towards women's rights in #Lesotho for 60+ years. Photos by Liteboho Molato.

Hub Talks are back! Last Friday we got to hear Hub volunteer @aggie_mahooe talk about her experiences at the Photo XP Workshop with @muholizanele in Maseru, and as one of 3 to be invited to attend Cape Town Art Fair earlier this year. Thanks to Glasswaters Foundation for partnering with us on Hub Talks as part of Job-Ready Fridays.

On Friday this week we're exited to host @women_well_les for a Hub Talk! Join us on Friday at 3 PM, Hub Talks are free and open for everyone to attend.

With schools open again, WordPower is back at The Hub, and we continued with reading Born A Crime by @trevornoah yesterday. We had fun listening to the audio book, while reading the book projected onto the wall. The aim of WordPower is to foster a love of reading and writing amongst participants, and to strengthen overall reading, writing and linguistic skills.

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