Women against Neoliberalism
While South Africa has just passed its ‘ten years of democracy’, arguably the most developed and wealthy country in the subregion, it still harbours huge […]
Month: October 2005
Overview of Winter School 2005
Nerisha Baldevu gives an overview of this year’s Winter School
A Brief Historical Overview of Changing Gender Relations
Maria van Driel discusses some of the changes that have taken place within human society over thousands of years.
The Changing Nature of the South African Family
Maria van Driel discusses the changing family in SA and the need to consolidate some of these changes as part of the struggle for gender equity.
Gender and Sexuality
Melanie Knight writes a provocative article about this little-talked about subject.
A man’s Point of View
Jonathan Hellberg shares his thoughts on gender issues.
GENDER INEQUALITIES CAN AND MUST BE CHANGED!
Ramjuttun Pranjeewan reminds us that we are social beings who can change gender relations.
IS THIS MAN NOT MAN ENOUGH?
Zanele Guqaza interviewed a man who works in a women’s organisation to get his opinion on how it feels. Experiencing the warmth that envelopes you […]
The Knock of Liberation
By Mildred Kiconco I wasn’t there when God was creating a woman, But one thing I’m sure, He made her human, To lead, to head, […]
Neoliberalism and the Struggle for Gender Equity
Maria van Driel discusses capitalism and neoliberalism, its impact on women and the need to organise women.