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Young people speak out

What are youth seeing and experiencing, when it comes ot gender and health issues, and how can they set an example for other young people?

Fatherhood

What does fatherhood mean? What difficulties do South African men face, in their roles as fathers? How do young and adult men view the responsibilities of parenting?

Legacies of violence

How do violence and betrayal leave a lasting impact? What does healing look like, and how can justice be served?

Living with HIV and AIDS

What leadership are people affected by the virus taking to condemn stigma, promote men’s involvement in testing and treatment, and educate their peers about prevention?

Gender and human rights

When do gender, nationality, or sexual orientation lead to vulnerability? How can xenophobia, homophobia, and misogyny be challenged?

Taking Action

How are men and women in Southern Africa defying stigma, stereotypes, and silence by speaking out about violence, HIV and AIDS, children’s rights, and other issues?

Thoko

Siyabonga

Tapiwa

Tembelani

Nolusindiso

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