The second session for ACT Ubumbano’s Learning Hubs is taking place today –  Tuesday 8^th July 2020.

The Church Land Programme and Abahlali Base Mjondolo partnered in a campaign to make sure that the violations being experienced by community members in three informal settlements in the eThekwini municipality were made visible nationally and globally. This second session will reflect on this partnership and solidarity to enable those who are ‘acting, resisting and making demands’ to lead, be heard and kept visible.

The Hubs are designed to facilitate deep reflection and learning among community activists, and so participant numbers are kept small. Today’s session is already fully subscribed, but you can apply for forthcoming Hubs here. Learning Hub #3 is scheduled for the week of 20^th July 2020 (date to be announced), and will look at the case study of DAG as they work in solidarity with and in support of resistance by informal communities in Cape Town.

Organisations and activists are invited to contact us if you have work you would like to be profiled and shared as a learning resource with others.

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