Can we even imagine a pro-poor economy? What does it look like?
An image of hands on the globe. Taken from SME [...]
On humility, accountability and narratives of conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence
Young child covering face photo: ladyenews It has become almost [...]
Freedom Day: A chance for South Africa to celebrate, remember and reflect
By: Elnari Potgieter, SARB Project Leader South Africa’s Freedom Day [...]
Statement on Human Rights Day
Most public holidays in South Africa hold great historic significance [...]
Media Statement: Xenophobic Violence in Gauteng and the “March against immigrants” planned for Friday 24 February 2017
IJR Media Statement 21 February 2017 The Institute for Justice [...]
Where Do We Come From And Where Are We Going? – (Ex Quo Nos Et Quo Vadis)
The motto of the university I attended is “Respice, Prospice” [...]
SARB 2015 – Selected Findings: The Constitution And Respect For Mother Tongue Language, Cultural Practices
During December 2016, South Africa will be celebrating 20 years [...]
2016’s Message To Humanity – Building Inclusive Societies Matters More Than Ever Before
We have an ethical responsibility, one human to another, to [...]
Movement Art Provides New Pathways for Sustained Dialogue and Community Action
“Ninety percent of us were laughing the whole day! It [...]
Physical mobility and social mobility: Selected findings from the 2015 SARB Survey
Ensuring that people have access to the resources they need to achieve their goals, and are able to work to the goals they have in their lives, is important for creating a society where social mobility is possible. Elnari Potgieter, Project Leader for the South Africa Reconciliation Barometer at IJR, punts the importance of physical mobility.