Indigenous Dance Academy creates platforms for hope
There is a dance group located in the township of Tembisa and its changing young lives and creating opportunities through dance.
Closing the graduation gap campaign
Project W has been working on a campaign that aims to help more students graduate.
Conflicting identities and intersectionality discussed at Wits
An intersectionality dialogue session was held today looking at how identities interlink, focusing on queerness, race and gender.
Wits Pride to focus on #OppressionDenied
This years Annual Wits Pride aims to focus on opposing all forms of oppression and not just oppression found in the LGBT community.
Body suspension hooks in users
Body suspension is a type of art form where rods and hooks are placed into the skin before you are lifted up and suspended from a rig into a position of your choice. Lucia Martinengo shares about her first experience.
Fresh frisbee team flings for future
This years Ultimate Frisbee team is setting their sights on achieving goals with a new and younger squad. (more…)
#IAmOneInThree Protest in pictures and video
Images from the #IAmOneInThree demonstration held at Wits University on Tuesday, April 26.
Watch a demonstrator recount her rape ordeal with protestors.
SAB campaign aims to change lives
SAB has a ‘Be the mentor you wish you’d had’ campaign that aims change young lives.
More mediators trained for conflict on campus
Resolving conflict on campus and reporting conflict situations.
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Gender neutral bathrooms in final stages
Gender neutral bathrooms on campus are in the final stages, the location for these bathrooms will be in main areas around campus. They will be diverse and available for every one to use.
What it takes to be a star player
Emma Hardham is a dedicated water polo player. she is able to balance her studies and her training schedule and has become a star player.
Be aware, be an ally
Would you like to become an ally for the LGBT community? Sign up for the Safe Zones @ Wits programme
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