Engaging the Other

http://dailymaverick.co.za/opinionista/2012-12-12-from-engaging-to-engagement-when-reconciliation-is-more-than-just-saying-sorry. Read our latest article here by our colleague Donald Paul who attended the entire conference. The Moral Leadership debate has found momentum with church leaders also questioning our government. What are your throughts?

From engaging to engagement: When reconciliation is more than just saying 'sorry' The benefit of engaging historic hindsight with reflection is that moments missed in the immediate receive a larger role in the narrative of our nation. That's why watershed moments are typically identified after the fact. Yet, occasionally, something happens; a particular engagement occurs that red...

A big 'Thank You!' to our student volunteers (seen here with conference coordinator Jo-Anne Naidoo)!!!!!!!!

http://www.polity.org.za/article/the-absence-of-moral-leadership-2012-12-10 Our attempt @ summarising what took place on Friday evening at the Public Dialogue session. Thank you Polity.org.za for the support.

The absence of moral leadership Six days before the African National Congress is due to gather on the University of the Free State campus to elect its future leaders, a group of four activists, writers and scholars met last night (Friday) at the same venue to debate the state of the nation's existing leadership. The public debate ...

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Another excellent article by Jeff Kelly Lowenstein. Thank you for all your involvement throughout this Conference, Jeff.

https://kellylowenstein.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/sources-of-joy-presenting-at-the-engaging-the-other-conference/

Sources of Joy: Presenting at the Engaging the Other conference The past two days I’ve written about the enormously invigorating and stimulating sessions I’ve attended and conversations I’ve had at the Engaging the Other conference here in Bloemfontein. Today I...

Faeza Meyer, Samantha van Schalkwyk and Ebrahiem Fourie at the last day of the Engaging the Other conference, Saturday 8th December.