Category / Public Engagements
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Civil Society Consultative Meeting: Governing for Migrant Inclusion in Post-Election Johannesburg
The African Centre for Migration & Society (ACMS) and the Wits-Oxford Mobility Governance Lab is organizing a consultative meeting to discuss and prepare strategies for engagement with the incoming administration post the recent local government elections with a focus on migration. The meeting will take place on the 30th of November 2021 at 10 am.
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Online RoundTable Discussion – Social protection, Covid 19 and migrant entrepreneurs in South Africa
Democracy Development Programme (DDP) in partnership with the African Centre for Migration & Society hosted an online roundtable discussion on 23 September, titled: unpacking “Covid-19, Migrant Entrepreneurship and Social Protection in South Africa”.
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The Future on Inclusive Cities: Dialogue on Governing for Urban Inclusion – Durban
ACMS in collaboration with eThekwini Municipality hosted a webinar – The Future of Inclusive Cities: Dialogue on Governing for Urban Inclusion. The event took place on Friday, 9th of July 2021 from 12pm – 3pm on Zoom. You can watch/listen to the discussions here:
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ACMS Dialogues on Governing for Urban Inclusion
ACMS dialogues on ‘Governing for Urban Inclusion’ will bring together relevant stakeholders within government, civil society, academia and community-based organisations to reconsider modes of interventions, theories of change, and stakeholder engagement with regard to addressing current forms of identity-based exclusion and violence in South African cities.
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Reporting on Migration in South Africa: A Guide for Journalists and Editors
Professor Loren Landau and Silindile Mlilo contributed to the “Reporting on Migration in South Africa: A Guide for Journalists and Editors”.
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OSF-SA convening on xenophobic violence
Dr. Jean Pierre Misago attended the OSF-SA convening on xenophobic violence. He made a presentation titled “Trends, causal factors and responses to xenophobic violence in South Africa”
