Florian Hollerer* discusses the Houses of Literature as center of active citizenship, as places for sustainable and independent programmes, and for cooperation. The Houses of Literature in cities and communities are spaces for literature and reading.
Anna Davies-van Es* discusses the need for feminist political education to build feminist movements of the working class against the dual challenges of capitalism and patriarchy.
Mphutlane wa Bofelo* discusses the influence of the 1976 students uprising
Allan Horwitz* discusses the nature of art, poetry and struggle under Apartheid in the 1970s and 1980s, and the ‘new’ poetry in post apartheid South Africa.
In this article Ighsaan Schroeder* outlines the reasons for Khanya hosting such a conference and some of its main deliberations
In this article Molefe Pilane* considers the impact of financialisation and the global economic crisis on working class women and how they have responded.
In this article Bongani Bunyonyo* highlights the problems facing community health workers, also known as home based care workers.
In this article Martin Jansen* argues that Cosatu’s 10th National Congress was another example of the extent to which the federation has shifted away from mass struggle and challenging capitalism.
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