01/08/2025
Join us for the Womandla Campaign in August Womandla: Power, Not Pampering. Power, Not Platitudes. Womandla is a powerful word that brings together the words woman […]
19/05/2025
Professor Nadar, a renowned scholar and activist, continues her bold work at the intersections of religion, gender, and justice. Drawing powerful connections between the ancient story of Esther and contemporary crises such as the ongoing violence in Gaza, Professor Nadar challenges readers to critically engage with sacred texts and their modern-day political ramifications.
09/05/2025
2025 marks the 40th anniversary of the publishing of the first edition of the South African Kairos Document – a key part of the South African church’s liberation history.
01/10/2024
A QUEER KAIROS DOCUMENT: A CALL TO JUSTICE, TRANSFORMATION, AND LOVE IN SOUTHERN AFRICAN CHURCHES AND BEYOND Background: A Moment of Truth in the Face of […]
08/12/2022
In May 2022, the Desmond Tutu Chair in Religion and Social Justice, Prof Sarojini Nadar collaborated with Dr Demaine Solomons as part of his Black Academic […]
30/08/2022
Recognising the multiple factors which shape access to justice such as gender, religion, race and class, the Desmond Tutu Centre for Religion and Social Justice annually convenes a public lecture on the theme of Economies of Violence.
07/04/2022
King’s College London (KCL) and the University of the Western Cape (UWC) hosted an online colloquium, ‘Desmond Tutu: Spirituality, Social Justice and Leadership’ on 6 April […]
01/10/2021
GATVOL YET HOPEFUL! WOMEN CALL THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF SOUTHERN AFRICA TO ACTION Preamble Women are gatvol yet hopeful! Southern African, ordained and lay Anglican women […]
15/06/2021
On 15 June 2021, Sarojini Nadar, the Director of the Centre, moderated an international webinar that focused on the ways in which selected Christian beliefs […]