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CriSHET Nelson Mandela University
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 3 เม.ย. 2018
Mandela University as a Civic University: Part 1
CRITICAL SUSTAINABILITY LITERACIES & THE CIVIC UNIVERSITY │ INTER-UNIVERSITY WORKSHOP
Funded by an NRF GCSSRP Grant.
DATE: 13-14 November 2024
VENUE: Concert Hall, Music Building, Bird Street Campus, Nelson Mandela University (& Zoom)
The workshop's Concept Note can be found here: tinyurl.com/CSLConceptNote
The Programme can be found here: tinyurl.com/CSLProgramme
This workshop was intended as a thinking space to contribute to the broader project of the development of a Critical Sustainability Literacies - envisioned as a critical, progressive, and responsive understanding of sustainability that marries the social, the cultural, the economic, the affective, the planetary and the environmental - notions that are often seen as distinct, and possibly divergent.
Thus, the workshop brought together the work of the Hubs of Convergence (HoC), a philosophy of engagement that finds expression in "physical spaces where the University meets the community to engage on common platforms to find solutions to problems that affect our immediate communities" (Muthwa, 2018), and the notion of the 'Civic University', which positions the university squarely within the realm of service - the university as a civic, and not merely intellectual, institution.
The workshop was hosted in collaboration with the following partners:
- National Research Foundation (NRF)
- Limerick University,
- Vaal University of Technology (VUT)
- University of the Western Cape (UWC)
- North-West University (NWU)
- Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT)
- Central University of Technology (CUT)
- Central University of Technology (CPUT)
- Stellenbosch University (SU)
- Nelson Mandela University (NMU)
- The Hope Revolution (THRV)
Funded by an NRF GCSSRP Grant.
DATE: 13-14 November 2024
VENUE: Concert Hall, Music Building, Bird Street Campus, Nelson Mandela University (& Zoom)
The workshop's Concept Note can be found here: tinyurl.com/CSLConceptNote
The Programme can be found here: tinyurl.com/CSLProgramme
This workshop was intended as a thinking space to contribute to the broader project of the development of a Critical Sustainability Literacies - envisioned as a critical, progressive, and responsive understanding of sustainability that marries the social, the cultural, the economic, the affective, the planetary and the environmental - notions that are often seen as distinct, and possibly divergent.
Thus, the workshop brought together the work of the Hubs of Convergence (HoC), a philosophy of engagement that finds expression in "physical spaces where the University meets the community to engage on common platforms to find solutions to problems that affect our immediate communities" (Muthwa, 2018), and the notion of the 'Civic University', which positions the university squarely within the realm of service - the university as a civic, and not merely intellectual, institution.
The workshop was hosted in collaboration with the following partners:
- National Research Foundation (NRF)
- Limerick University,
- Vaal University of Technology (VUT)
- University of the Western Cape (UWC)
- North-West University (NWU)
- Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT)
- Central University of Technology (CUT)
- Central University of Technology (CPUT)
- Stellenbosch University (SU)
- Nelson Mandela University (NMU)
- The Hope Revolution (THRV)
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Mandela University as a Civic University: Part 2
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CRITICAL SUSTAINABILITY LITERACIES & THE CIVIC UNIVERSITY │ INTER-UNIVERSITY WORKSHOP Funded by an NRF GCSSRP Grant. DATE: 13-14 November 2024 VENUE: Concert Hall, Music Building, Bird Street Campus, Nelson Mandela University (& Zoom) The workshop's Concept Note can be found here: tinyurl.com/CSLConceptNote The Programme can be found here: tinyurl.com/CSLProgramme This workshop was intended as ...
Making the Past Productive: Revitalizing Industrial Parks in the Eastern Cape
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CRITICAL SUSTAINABILITY LITERACIES & THE CIVIC UNIVERSITY │ INTER-UNIVERSITY WORKSHOP Funded by an NRF GCSSRP Grant. DATE: 13-14 November 2024 VENUE: Concert Hall, Music Building, Bird Street Campus, Nelson Mandela University (& Zoom) The workshop's Concept Note can be found here: tinyurl.com/CSLConceptNote The Programme can be found here: tinyurl.com/CSLProgramme This workshop was intended as ...
Beyond Sustainability: Repurposing the University in Times of Ecological Crisis
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Bean Crop Research & Food Security
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Critical Literacies as a Framework for the Civic University
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What is 'critical' about CSL, and why does it matter?
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Day 2: Panel Parallel Session 3 │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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The #FeesMustFall movement reintroduced decolonisation into South African higher education, sparking transformative discussions. Mandela University's 2017 name change and Vision 2030 Strategy, envisioning a 'dynamic African university,' prompt questions: What does decolonisation look like at Mandela? How does it align with Mandela's social figure? These queries extend to the Africanisation impe...
Day 2: Panel Parallel Sessions 4a & 4b │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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The #FeesMustFall movement reintroduced decolonisation into South African higher education, sparking transformative discussions. Mandela University's 2017 name change and Vision 2030 Strategy, envisioning a 'dynamic African university,' prompt questions: What does decolonisation look like at Mandela? How does it align with Mandela's social figure? These queries extend to the Africanisation impe...
Day 2: Parallel Student Panel 2 │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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Critical-Speculative Theory Building │ Online Workshop
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CRITICAL-SPECULATIVE THEORY BUILDING WORKSHOP Online Workshop: 19 June 2024 This workshop was organised by the Chair for Critical Studies in Higher Education Transformation (CriSHET) as part of the NRF Global Change Social Sciences Research Programme (GCSSRP)-funded joint project with Mandela University’s Engagement Office. It aimed to offer attendees the opportunity to reflect on the foundatio...
Decentred Critical University Studies (DCUS) in a Techno-Science-Society │ Hybrid Workshop
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DECENTRED CRITICAL UNIVERSITY STUDIES IN A TECHNO-SCIENCE-SOCIETY Hybrid Workshop: 6-7 June 2024 Venue: Business School Auditorium, Second Avenue Campus, Nelson Mandela University, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth). Hosted by the Chair for Critical Studies in Higher Education Transformation (CriSHET) in collaboration with the Transdisciplinary Institute for Mandela Studies (TIMS) and the Advancing Crit...
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Day 2: Institutional Panel 3 │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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Day 2: Engagement Office Panel │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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Day 2: Panel Parallel Session 1 │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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Day 2: Institutional Panel 2 │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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Day 2: Parallel Student Panel 1 │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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Day 2: Parallel Student Panel 1 │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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Day 2: TIMS, a decolonisation project │ Africanisation-Decolonisation Indaba 2024
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‘With (-Out) You’ and ‘Still Love Remains’ | Book Launch with Beryl Botman
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'Framing Africanisation-Decolonisation through a Mandela Lens' │ TIMS
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'Framing Africanisation-Decolonisation through a Mandela Lens' │ TIMS
Science Faculty Curriculum Renewal Symposium: 'Moving Through the Crossroads' (DAY 2)
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Science Faculty Curriculum Renewal Symposium: 'Moving Through the Crossroads' (DAY 2)
Science Faculty Curriculum Renewal Symposium: 'Moving Through the Crossroads' (DAY 1)
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Science Faculty Curriculum Renewal Symposium: 'Moving Through the Crossroads' (DAY 1)
To spare you the time and lots of money, here's a summary of her books and her thoughts: I hate white men with traditional values I hate traditional white housewives who want a husband and children. I hate Donald Trump immensely and you need to aswell. I am a victim and so are you. All people of color are victims. All liberal women are victims. All black people need people like me ( Christi) to voice their feelings. If you are a liberal woman with progressive ideologies, you are qualified for the job. If you don't vote for women like Kamala Harris you are a misogynist, fascist, racist and probably a homophobe. We all catch the drift, we have all heard these ideas before. Nothing new. Skip. You're most welcome.
Thina syafunda abanye bayaphiwa iziqu. the boy has just expose the old woman and she failed dismally to conceal her anger. she justifies her disqualification to occupy higher positions by mentioning researches she did which are not the requirement to obtain all the qualification they awarded her at stellenbosch. I doubt she did those researches by herself, and all those researches that she boast about neither produce any positive result to change peoples lives nor protection from violation of their rights. Sithwele kanzima ma Afrika, syabonga boy
Siestog.
this could really be an interesting movie
this is an interesting history, learning about our heroes beyond or outside politics
Please program director can you stop SCARING US WITH THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE PRESENTER JUST TELL US THE TOPIC SO THAT WE CAN HAVE INTEREST OR ELSE HE EDUCate the students not us due to the fact some of us are not interested in his RESEARCH findings but tALK
PLEASE PROGRAM DIRECTOR CAN ask our presenter to be more simple due to the fact that not ALL THE Listeners ARE FAMILIAR WITH the concepts or terminology of LAW
Over zealous
Incredibly useful and insightful. Thank you for your work grappling with these issues. Provides hope for a next generation of workers
egg heads.. Hey guys. How many genders are there? What is a women? Can men get pregnant nad have periods? Left wing anti western crap.
❤ we had great wonderful engagements.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_inventions_and_discoveries
HAHAHAHAHAHA. Ok then if you want to "decolonize" then please stop wearing clothes and living in houses with plumbing. . pathetic WOKE SO CALLED INTELECTTUALS TALKING ABSOLUTE CRAP. Laughable academic BS.. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_inventions_and_discoveries
I am an second Year LL.B student in University of Kwazulu-Natal, and i am reading this in 2024. What a great lecture by Prof. i am very inspired.
Law graduate here; here’s free advice bro, work very very hard. This profession is not kind to under performers.
@@HRHSiyathokozaMweli thank you bra i will work hard.
So Mandela was superhuman he could pick up rocks and study.
I'm listening to this in January 2024.and I find myself crying at what black people went through during apartheid.
What is the difference between neo colonialism and recolonization?
The deferent btwn him and Plo Lumumba is that the later is a hard tackler
What i don't understand is that Mandela did not die so long ago. All these books and stories should've been written while he was alive, so to get a clear, accurate information from the horses mouth.
What an excellent lecture. The Prof delivered it eloquently.
Violence. Violence is by its nature a relational dynamic of exercising power on the powerless. Professor Kopano's discourse presupposes that Gender based violence is one sided. This is shallow reading of masculinity. Second, Professor Kopano's research reproduces many stereotypes about Black men. I suppose this makes him popular in South Africa - but there is nothing scientific about what he is doing. Kopano acts as if he is engaged in an in-depth reading of colonialism and apartheid but it is a front. He is not reading the structure of colonialism. His reading of 'structure' is mere talk but not scholarly depth. You cannot discuss violence in South Africa without an in depth reading of its ontological structure. If you do read such a structure critically - you can never speak about violence the way he does. When ever a researcher thinks about a topic as sensitive as gender in ways that maintain a conceptualization of power and powerlessness is bound to fail as a scholarly contribution. It will certainly make one succeed as a celebrity academic.
Hi @FFNON NONE, may you elaborate on two points. One, what do you mean or at least, what do I need to understand in "violence is by its nature a relational dynamic ..." and your disagreement of gender based violence being one sided?
Secondly, you say, "You cannot discuss violence in South Africa without an in depth reading of its ontological structure." what is the ontological structure we need to understand?
@@theidealisticman I hope my previous response partly addresses this question as well. To provide a brief explanation: South Africa's social structure is rooted in settler colonialism, shaped by a racist form of primitive accumulation. Within this structure, individuals classified as Black in South Africa are racialized and objectified, serving to stabilize the country's economy on both political and libidinal levels. The libidinal aspect is central to this dynamic. Essentially, South Africa consists of whites, Indians, so-called "coloured" individuals, and "Blacks." It is a society where some groups are possessed, disposed of, and displaced. It is crucial to recognize and grapple with this reality in our theoretical work, as it forms the foundation upon which our analysis is situated. Ultimately, the question at hand is ontological in nature.
why are white persons of all people talking about this. what's the point of decolonization if you're gonna ave non African people talking about it
Professor Ratele, you are totally wrong about Professor Manganyi's work. I doubt very much if you actually understood it. For those reading this comment: Professor Chabani Manganyi's work is concerned with The Body and Flesh and How we live in and Through the Body. He has studied the violence of colonialism. Frankly: he is Fanon before Fanon. Manganyi's work is deeply theoretical - it requires that you study his works (not just read it). If you want to understand the role of Critical theory in Psychology - Manganyi is a Critical Theorist. No! Steve Biko and Barney are not "originators" of Black Consciousness! For those interested in Manganyi's work - try to follow Derek Hook. Kopano's problem is that he is too descriptive and shows little depth for THEORY! It is shocking to say Manganyi was "conservative" - it is disturbing! What do you mean: COnservative? Argh!
T Ngcukaitobi best legal pioneer I've seen and sa has ever had you will be remembered in the next 150 years your name will forever remain in this earth
Extremely insightful. Well done, Luan Staphorst!
The best son of the soil Lawyer.
this lecture is so encouraging, i keep on watching it again and again. Mandela was a man who never gives up. i am inspired
this lecture is so encouraging, i keep on watching it again and again. Mandela was a man who never gives up. i am inspired
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Thanks again Prof for the information, because it will encourage our children to study more . Now we know the real truth behind why our father took him so long to reach his dream. I salute him
does racial justice mean too many whites is bad?
This was very, very interesting. Thank you. 😊
He's not a lawyer with the mind of greed. He loves what he's doing and is deeply involved in his work. We need tbisman here alongside the judge.He is saying something that I don't think on a deep level many people do not understand. Men with vision . Our government today have no visionary for himself. Nelson had a vision of himself.
Unlike the current bunch ..
That's why our government is useless. There are no one with a vision for him or her self that ties in with what he desires for the country and people.
AZANIA ILIZWE LETHU. AFRICA FOR NATIVE--AFRICANS. europe for europeans. europeans will never try this in China or Dubai
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Hate speech
Tembeka. . Young gifted and black. We need this man here in S.A.
Dr Ibrar Bhatt makes some fascinating points.
Your contribution as CRISHet is really noted
😂😂😂😂46 years
Am looking at the hair. Dr Ndlozi the same. Slavok Zizek kkkk same group
It is really important information and demonstrates hard work - good job Prof Ngcukaitobi.
Great one ps youtube translation needs work especially at 1:20:57 Business as usual is Eurocentric also so if we were to undo ourselves from it's toxic influences to redefine what it means to be equanimous and sovereign than we may need to reject pseudoscience and the system babylon all together globally. We are more than a dysfunctional system so why not part with it and be honest about what's Empathy and integrity are supposed to look like deinstitutionalized and personally accountable for ourselves and each other. Psychology as a part of Pharmacology is a profit based conglomerate monopoly. Like Religion eurocentric influence has always been realised by means and principle of dominance compliance /obedience/ passive acceptance, Leadership Hierarchies social class all remnants of Narcissism. There is no such thing as Toxic masculinity other than Narcissisms which is not Gender Specific. A change of gender doesn't change your innate character. But to conform or comply to a silently implicit norm by suggestion is what influences humanity at large to deem a new norm into acceptance. By Imagery social media of which all platforms are privately owned. Only an anthropological representation of Narcissism throughout documented history As an Allegory of human history not to be appropriated but authenticated for it's true contributions to civilisation. Eurocentrism is a failed state of capitalism as fatalism. If constitutions were upheld business would not be possible exploitation is against human rights but we just copy and paste. Thus Knowledge is Power. What is the purpose of power Dominance by authority. Psychology is a Pseudo science to establish authority by dominance just like religion did. Sanctification into holier than thou vs Patients One Higher up the social ladder and the other just a subject. Give a psychiatrist a hammer and everything becomes a nail. The focus of specialism that will always find something wrong with you to absolve themselves of equality and compassion through stigmatisation. Another way of saying I'm better than just human I don't have problems. Which doesn't even apply to psychiatrist because even they go in therapy or commit suicide. That's why I believe Humanity is not a profession and we can't stigmatise people into resolve by having them Identifying with trauma like it's their birthright; Nobody wouldn't have it say Abdu Trauma on their passport even though the state they are moving through might be. Empathy nor humanity are a science and that's all that is required to end all trauma. If we want our Own Identity we have to look beyond trauma to define who we are. We are more than our trauma. We are more than a System. We are more than our genders. We are more than Marginal profit or business. We are more than our contributions. We are more than the sum of humanity. We are more than just individual intellects. WE ARE.... ☸ 8.
So he finished his LLB degree in the 80s but was serving articles & articles Clark in the 50s ? 🤔
He did say that back then you didn’t need an LLB to serve articles, a BA was also sufficient.
An explanation to this effect was provided
Love it!
Adv was touching a nerve here 🤣🤣😂
I think what makes Prof. Ngcukaitobi a great lawyer is that he is relaxed and eloquent with his natural African accent. He doesn't focus on faking any accent, instead he focuses on what he wants to say.
Naked Truth that can't be DISPUTED.
Facts
Are you by any chance triggered by Africans who possess. a refined accent? If the answer is Yes , why is that the case?
Great lawyer indeed. He is taking his job very serious. Black excellence.
If he died in 85 then how did he become a lawyer