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YOUTH SPEAK LEADERS
ARTS
LOOKING BACK TO PAVE THE WAY FORWARD
SESSION EIGHT
JOIN OUR ARTS SESSION
Active Citizenship in partnership with Servant Leader invites you to a discussion about Arts and Culture in South Africa.
Given the history of South Africa, the arts allow and empower citizens to use voice and movement as a way to express freedom; which is crucial in a democracy.
Join us as #firsttimevoters to discuss the role that Brigitte Mabandla and Barbara Masekela played in transforming Arts and Culture in South Africa.
EPISODES TO DISCUSS
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ABOUT OUR PANELISTS
Mbali Williams
Law and Politics at University of Cape Town
"I’m an advocate for equity and equality... I’d like to contribute to both my local and international communities through justice work, and working with women and children based organisations."
Georgina Walther
University of Cape Town
" I enjoy having conversations and debates concerning political, societal, environmental and economic factors and how they impact different people in different ways. I feel it is important to listen and learn from other people with differing backgrounds and experiences. I believe this creates a more holistic understanding of these issues and spheres of life to allow us a more intersectional approach to addressing them."
Prince-David Igbokwe
Second-year Theatre & Performance UCT
"I have a great passion for the understanding and methodologies associated with the social and economical studies of human interaction and distribution, that involves the consumption and collection of statistical data, by means of behavioral participation in various factors of production and sources of consumption."
Phuti Mphuti
BA In Theatre & Performance at University of Cape Town
"I believe that as the future leaders of this country it's imperative that we should learn more about our history, art and its prominent figures so we can best shape our destiny as an inclusive and accepting country."
Nicholas Kruger
Second-year Theatre & Performance UCT
"I currently serve as the Treasurer for Rainbow UCT, our queer student organisation on campus. I aim to use theatre to clarify and enhance our collective and individual understanding of Queerness is a South African context."
Edith Mugadza
Second-year Bachelor of Social Science in Psychology and Law UCT
I am a first-generation immigrant, having been born in Zimbabwe and raised in Johannesburg. I've always been very passionate about social and humanitarian causes, and hope to make use of my studies in order to help others. I believe that in order to aid in the growth and development of Africa, it is important that we adequately address issues of gender inequality, xenophobia and discrimination.
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Youth Speak Leaders is an ongoing dialogues series