In partnership with DW Akademie, from June 10 – 29, 2024, The Hub hosted a series of 9 Media and Information Literacy (MIL) workshops – Short Youth Projects (SYP) – on topics including: Freedom of the Press and Safety of Journalists Elections & Information Disorder Be Digital Be Safe Power 2 Empower A free andContinue reading “Media and Information Literacy SYPs”
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Puppetry and Protest
From June 3 – 14, 2024, The Hub hosted William Powell for a 2-week puppetry workshop, as part of his Master’s studies at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in the UK. We love how workshops like these encourage creativity and cohesion amongst our participants, encouraging them to come together to think ofContinue reading “Puppetry and Protest”
Harnessing the Power of Visual Storytelling
The Hub is dedicated to promoting social change and addressing global issues, has adopted a unique approach to bring the stories of clients to life. By fostering collaborations between professional filmmakers, photographers, and Basotho students, The Hub leverages the power of visual storytelling to create impactful narratives. This indication explores the reasons why The HubContinue reading “Harnessing the Power of Visual Storytelling”
Hub Talks
Hub Talks are monthly motivational talks that bring a range of professionals, creative practitioners and activists to The Hub and Skills & Soup. With support from Selibeng sa Thuto Trust in 2023, Hub Talks aim to inspire our participants to stand up for human rights and become active and engaged citizens, and open their eyesContinue reading “Hub Talks”
WordPower 2020: Locked down with my abuser
By Vuyani Tshabalala-Monyake Hello, my name is Moratehi. I wish! No, seriously, my name is Lithonako: a curse handed over to me by my mother, by my narrow-minded grandmother. I was born while my migrant father was away, so my mother had to bear the brunt of being fertile enough to conceive a child soContinue reading “WordPower 2020: Locked down with my abuser”
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