Our first Diversity Dialogue online!
A reason to celebrate – on Saturday 22 August we facilitated our first online Diversity Dialogue! We appreciate everyone who […]
A reason to celebrate – on Saturday 22 August we facilitated our first online Diversity Dialogue! We appreciate everyone who […]
On 13 July, ten people gathered at Johannesburg Bible College in Soweto to dialogue around the topic of “Killing in
On 18 May in Auckland Park, the topic chosen was “Family”. The dominant theme was the continuing influence of inequality
In Hatfield on 6 April 2019, the people in the room voted for the dialogue topic “Why is the current
In Randburg on 16 March, the topic chosen was “Missing Men”. It feels like this was a “holy ground” dialogue,
On 16 February at the dialogue at Martin’s house, we had a diverse group of participants with the majority being
On Saturday 26 January, the topic chosen for our Diversity Dialogue was “Who owns the land?” The dialogue began on
Inconsideration was the topic chosen by the group on 8 December 2018. Here are some comments made at the end
On 3 November 2018 at Nokhupila, the topic chosen as a door-way to the conversation was “Colour-coded superiority and inferiority”.
This topic drew the most votes at our Diversity Dialogue on 4 August 2018 – “We have such potential as