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Welcome!

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\n Theme: Restitution\n

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The 3rd International Conference on Social Justice and the 4th Social Justice Summit hosted by The Centre for Social Justice at Stellenbosch University will be held at Boschendal Conference Centre in the Western Cape under the theme Restitution.

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Conference Date: 11 October 2022, followed by the 4th Annual Summit on Social Justice on 12 October 2022.

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Both the Social Justice Conference and Summit will take the form of a hybrid event with the option of attending either online or in-person at the Boschendal Conference Centre close to Stellenbosch in the Western Cape. The registration link and programme will be shared soon.

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The Social Justice CONFERENCE (11 October) is an interdisciplinary event aiming to bring together scholars from a wide range of academic fields to deliberate on the theoretical underpinnings of restitution in a social justice context.

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The Social Justice SUMMIT (12 October) aims to bring together stakeholders from academia, government, the judiciary, business, civil society, NGOs, and international stakeholders to confer on various aspects of advancing restitution rooted in the principles of social justice.

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\n Read the framing paper\n · \n Read the media release\n · \n Read the Boschendal declaration\n \n

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Social Justice Champion 2022

\n \n Nominate your Social Justice Champion now.\n \n
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Previous conferences and summits

\n \n You can watch free recordings of previous summits and conferences on our website. \n
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  • Watch the 2021 summit and conference →
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Concept and themes

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\n \n Read the Conference concept note\n  \n \n Read the Summit concept note\n \n

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The thematic areas of the Conference and Summit are:

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  • Wealth, income and economic justice;
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  • Health and well-being, family and social life;
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  • Land, housing and spatial equality;
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  • Impact of digitisation and innovation on the media, education and epistemology.
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  • Public governance, democratic leadership and access to justice.
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Programme

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\n Read the framing paper\n

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Keynote Speakers

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Vivian Kleynhans, one of the speakers at the Annual Social Justice Summit on 12 October, explains why she is looking forward to participate in the conversation on restitution.

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Listen to Writer Diana Ferrus' poem, I have come to take you home: A tribute to Sarah Baartman, be spoken at the conference and summit:

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Dr. Choice Makhetha

\n \n Senior Director: Student Affairs, Stellenbosch University\n \n

\n Dr. Choice Makhetha is the Senior Director: Student Affairs at\n Stellenbosch University as from 1 August 2019. She is deeply\n involved in institutional initiatives focusing on Gender-Based\n Violence and Transformation, among others. She also serves as a\n member of the Institutional Audit Committee (IAC) of the Higher\n Education Quality Committee (HEQC), reporting to the Council on\n Higher Education (CHE) since February 2020 - February 2023. She\n obtained her PhD in Political Science in 2003, at the University\n of Free State, in the field of Elections and Electoral Systems -\n South Africa's perspective, funded by the Mellon Foundation. Dr\n Makhetha was on a 19-month contract serving as the Transformation\n Advisor: Office of the Vice Chancellor, at the Central University\n of Technology (CUT), in the Free State Province (January 2018-July\n 2019). Before then, she was the Vice Rector Student Affairs and\n External Relations at the University of the Free State (March 2012\n - May 2016) and was acting in the same post for a year (2011)\n before full appointment.\n

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Prof. Deresh Ramjugernath

\n \n Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Learning and Teaching, Stellenbosch\n University\n \n

\n Professor Deresh Ramjugernath has a PhD in Engineering (Chemical)\n from the University of Natal. He is currently the Deputy\n Vice-Chancellor: Learning and Teaching at Stellenbosch University.\n Prior to his appoint at Stellenbosch University he was the Deputy\n Vice-Chancellor: Research and Pro Vice-Chancellor: Innovation,\n Commercialization and Entrepreneurship at the University of\n KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN). He was the holder of the DST/NRF South\n Africa Research Chair (SARChI): Fluorine Process Engineering and\n Separation Technology at UKZN and was appointed full professor of\n chemical engineering, at the age of 31, in January 2004 at UKZN.\n He has been the recipient of numerous awards and recognition,\n including the NRF President‚ Äôs Award in 2005; NSTF Awards in\n 2006 and 2010; UKZN Vice-Chancellor‚ Äôs Research Awardee in 2010;\n honorary professorship from Durban University of Technology in\n 2012; inducted as a member of the Academy of Science of South\n Africa in 2012; inducted as a fellow of the South African Academy\n of Engineers in 2013; South African Institute of Chemical\n Engineers Gold Medal in 2013; South African Institute of Chemical\n Engineers Innovation Award in 2013 (member of the team); listed by\n Thomson Reuters in 2013 as one of the most highly cited\n researchers; Fellow of the African Academy of Science in 2016;\n Fellow of the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2017; and most\n recently the Universities South Africa Entrepreneurial Development\n in Higher Education Deputy Vice-Chancellor Award in 2020.\n

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Prof. Haroon Bhorat

\n \n Director: Development Policy Research Unit, University of Cape\n Town\n \n

\n Haroon Bhorat is Professor of Economics and Director of the\n Development Policy Research Unit at the University of Cape Town.\n His research interests cover labour economics, poverty and income\n distribution. Haroon sits on the Presidential Economic Advisory\n Council (PEAC) and holds the highly prestigious National Research\n Chair under the theme of Economic Growth, Poverty and Inequality:\n Exploring the Interactions for South Africa. He is a Non-resident\n Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution; a Fellow of the UCT\n College of Fellows; a Research Fellow at IZA, the Institute for\n the Study of Labour in Bonn; and an Honorary Research Fellow at\n the Human Sciences Council (HSRC). He sits on the editorial\n advisory board of the World Bank Economic Review, and is a Board\n Member of the National Research Foundation (NRF) and UNU World\n Institute for Development Economics Research (UNU-WIDER). Haroon\n consults with international organizations such as the ILO, the\n UNDP, the World Bank, Ratings Agencies and emerging market fund\n managers, and has undertaken extensive work for several South\n African government departments‚ and most notably the South African\n Department of Labour, the Presidency and the National Treasury. He\n served as an economic advisor to two past Ministers of Finance and\n previous Presidents Thabo Mbeki and Kgalema Motlanthe, formally\n serving on the Presidential Economic Advisory Panel.\n

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Prof. Sharlene Swartz

\n \n Division Executive: Inclusive Economic Development research\n programme, Human Sciences Research Council\n \n

\n Professor Sharlene Swartz is Division Executive of the Inclusive\n Economic Development research programme at the Human Sciences\n Research Council, an Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at the\n University of Fort Hare, and a former Associate Professor of\n Sociology at the University of Cape Town. She holds undergraduate\n degrees from the University of the Witwatersrand and the\n University of Zululand; a Master's degree from Harvard University\n and a PhD from the University of Cambridge. Her expertise and\n current research centres on the just inclusion of youth in a\n transforming society. She is currently completing a book on\n decolonising methodologies in educational research; is working on\n the concept of ‘navigational capacities’ for youth in adverse\n contexts; and is formulating the notion of ‘refracted economies’\n as a tool for thinking about livelihoods and the future of work in\n a digital age. She has over 80 academic publications. Her books\n include The Oxford Handbook of Global South Youth Studies (2022);\n Society, Research and Power (2022); Another Country: Everyday\n Social Restitution (2016); Ikasi: the moral ecology of South\n Africa’s township youth (2009); Teenage Tata: Voices of Young\n Fathers in South Africa (2009); Youth citizenship and the politics\n of belonging (2013); Moral eyes: Youth and justice in Cameroon,\n Nigeria, Sierra Leone and South Africa (2018) and Studying while\n black: Race, education and emancipation in South African\n universities (2018).\n

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Prof. Tshepo Madlingozi

\n \n Director: Centre for Applied Legal Studies, Wits University\n \n

\n Tshepo Madlingozi is an Associate Professor and Director of the\n Centre for Applied Legal Studies at Wits University. He has\n master’s degrees in both Law and Sociology, and he received his\n PhD degree from Birkbeck, University of London. He is a Research\n Associate at the Chair for Critical Studies in Higher Education at\n Nelson Mandela University. He is the co-editor of South African\n Journal of Human Rights and part of the management team of\n Pretoria University Law Press. He is a co-editor of Symbol or\n Substance: Socio-economic Rights in South Africa (Cambridge UP)\n and a co-editor of Introduction to Law and Legal Skills in South\n Africa, 2nd Edition (Oxford UP South Africa). He is an advisory\n board member of the Journal of Human Rights Practice, and he sits\n on the boards of the following civil society organizations:\n Amandla.mobi; Centre for Human Rights, University of Free State;\n the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution;\n the Rural Democracy Trust; and the Mining-Affected Communities\n United in Action/Women-Affected by Mining Action. He is also a\n member of the Steering Committee of the African Coalition for\n Corporate Accountability (ACCA), and a member of the advisory\n board of Health Justice Initiative. For thirteen years (2015-2018)\n he worked with and for Khulumani Support Group, a 120 000-strong\n social movement of victims and survivors of Apartheid as National\n Advocacy Coordinator and later the Chairperson.\n

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Aurélien Lechavellier

\n \n French Ambassador to South Africa\n \n
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Justice Edwin Cameron

\n \n Former Judge: Constitutional Court of South Africa\n \n

\n Justice Edwin Cameron is a former judge of South Africa’s highest\n court, the Constitutional Court. During apartheid, he was a human\n rights lawyer. In 2000 he was awarded the Nelson Mandela Award for\n Health and Human Rights. Cameron has fought for LGBTI equality and\n was a fierce critic of former South African president Thabo\n Mbeki’s AIDS denialist policies. After retiring from the bench in\n 2019, he was elected Chancellor of Stellenbosch University and\n appointed judicial inspector of correctional services.\n

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Prof. Lorenzo Fioramonti

\n \n Former Minister of Education, University and Research: Italy\n \n

\n Lorenzo Fioramonti is the former Minister of Education, University\n and Research and a member of the Chamber of Deputies in Italy. He\n is Full Professor of Political Economy at the University of\n Pretoria, where he founded the Centre for the Study of Governance\n Innovation and was Deputy Project Leader of the Future Africa\n initiative. Co-author of the Wellbeing Economy theory, he is also\n Extraordinary Professor at the School of Public Leadership of the\n University of Stellenbosch, Senior Fellow at the Centre for Social\n Investment of the University of Heidelberg and at the Hertie\n School of Governance (Germany) and Associate Fellow at the UN\n University.{' '}\n

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Prof. Nicola Smit

\n \n Dean and Professor of Law: Faculty of Law, Stellenbosch University\n \n

\n Nicola Smit started her academic career as a junior lecturer at\n UNISA. She joined the University of Johannesburg (then RAU) in\n 1996 as a lecturer. She eventually progressed to full professor\n and also served as Vice Dean of the UJ Faculty of Law. In 2013 she\n joined the NWU Faculty of Law as Executive Dean in Potchefstroom.\n Prof Smit has been Dean and Professor of Law of the Faculty of Law\n at Stellenbosch since August 2017. Her areas of specialisation\n include labour law (both collective and individual) and social\n security law. Prof Smit is a NRF-rated researcher and she\n publishes widely and delivers keynotes and presentations at\n national and international conferences. Although Prof Smit does\n not currently teach at undergraduate level, she continues to\n supervise postgraduate students in the fields of labour and social\n security law. For a number of years, she has also taught on the\n Global Law Programme of the KU Leuven. Prof Smit is a member of\n the International Advisory Board of The International Journal of\n Labour Law and Industrial Relations, member of the editorial board\n of International Labor Rights Case Law Journal, and co-editor and\n co-author of various books, including Law@work, Principles and\n Practice of Labour Law, Social Security: A Legal Analysis,\n Introduction to Social Security, Age Discrimination and Labour Law\n and The Law of Commerce.\n

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Dr. Nthabiseng Moleko

\n Development Economist\n

\n Dr. Nthabiseng Moleko is a Development Economist who is core\n faculty member at the University of Stellenbosch Business School\n (USB) where she teaches Economics and Statistics as a Senior\n Lecturer since 2017. She also serves as a Commissioner for the\n Commission for Gender Equality appointed by the President in 2017\n and is currently the Deputy Chairperson of the Commission. She\n completed her PhD in Development Finance at USB on Pension Funds\n and national development and is the first South African woman to\n be conferred a doctorate in this discipline. Dr. Moleko regularly\n appears across various network's programming on economic and\n business coverage as a thought leader.\n

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Thembi Siweya

\n \n Deputy Minister in The Presidency, South Africa\n \n

\n Ms Thembi Rhulani Siweya is a youth activist and a philanthropist\n who is very passionate about promoting a culture of reading and\n writing. She is a graduate from Medunsa and is currently enrolled\n for an MBA Degree. She Matriculated in Saint Morgens English\n Medium School in Mokopane Limpopo province. She was introduced to\n politics at an early age through student activism. She served as\n the Chairperson of SRC Science Faculty in Medunsa (Medical\n University of South Africa) and also Treasurer General (TG) For\n the South African Student Congress (SASCO). In the year 2013, she\n served in the ANCYL Provincial Task Team (PTT) Sub-Committee on\n Communications. She has been a member of the National Executive\n Committee (NEC) of African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL)\n Since 2015 to date. A communicator in her own right, Ms Siweya has\n vast experience of working in the communications environment both\n as a civil servant and as a politician. She worked as the\n Spokesperson for the Youth Commission in Limpopo Province between\n 2007 and 2010. She was a Communications Manager in the Office of\n Limpopo Premier between 2010 and 2016. Ms Siweya is an avid reader\n and a writer who has written numerous published opinion pieces on\n a variety of topics specifically about Africa and the world. She\n counts the likes of Chinua Achebe, Bessie Head and Mandla Langa,\n Among her favourite Authors. In 2014, she started African\n Unmasked, a cognitive movement established to deliberate on\n current affairs, especially issues relating to gender, health,\n education, governance, economics and Identity. African Unmasked\n encourages dialogue among Africans with the aim to facilitate\n interdependence amongst African states. Through African Unmasked,\n Ms Siweya has donated learning materials such as books, school\n uniform and shoes to learners in various schools in all the nine\n provinces of South Africa. She has also been able to donate relief\n parcels to the victims of cyclone Idai in Zimbabwe and Mozambique.\n Between April and May 2019. Ms Siweya is the Deputy Minister in\n The Presidency of the Republic of South Africa, the position she\n was appointed to on 30 May 2019. The Deputy Minister is also a\n Member of Parliament for the ANC.\n

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Dr. Usta Kaitesi

\n CEO: Rwanda Governance Board\n

\n Dr. Usta Kaitesi is the Chief Executive Officer of the Rwanda\n Governance Board and a commissioner to the Rwanda Law Reform\n Commission. She previously served as Deputy Chief Executive\n Officer of the Rwanda Governance Board, the principal of the\n University of Rwanda College of Arts and Social Sciences, the Vice\n Chair of the Technical Commission to Support the Parliament in the\n revision of the Constitution of the Republic of Rwanda, vice-dean\n for postgraduate, and head of the department of Public Law as well\n as a lecturer at the former National University of Rwanda. Usta\n Kaitesi was also an advocate with the Rwanda Bar Association and a\n member of the East African Law Society. Dr. Usta Kaitesi sat on\n various Board of directors, National Commission and Advisory\n boards at the International and Nationally levels including;\n member of the International Advisory Board of the Transitional\n Justice Program of the Minerva Centre for Human Rights of the\n Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Vice Chair of the Board of\n Directors of the Rwanda Biomedical Centre, Board Member of the\n Rwanda Governance Board, Vice Chair of the Executive Council of\n the Inter-University Council for East Africa as well as member of\n the advisor.\n

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Registration

\n \n Both the Conference and Summit will be hybrid events with the option of attending either online or in-person at Boschendal Conference Centre which is close to Stellenbosch in the Western Cape. \n \n \n Register now\n \n
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Watch now

\n \n Experience the conference and summit by watching the playlist below. You can{' '}\n \n browse all sessions\n {' '}\n here or watch them below.\n \n \n \n \n

Photos

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Press coverage

\n \n The 2020 Summit has generated significant coverage in the South\n African press. Here is a selection of the latest articles:\n \n
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  1. \n \n Thuli Madonsela’s ‘M Plan’ – could it be South Africa’s answer to\n eradicating poverty and inequality?\n \n
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  2. \n \n 'We need to speak honestly about incompetent state officials' -\n Prof Adam Habib\n \n
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  3. \n \n The poor don't need handouts, they need empowerment: Madonsela\n \n
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  4. \n \n Law Trust Chair in Social Justice launches plan to eradicate\n poverty\n \n
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  5. \n \n Faith and Social Justice\n \n
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