Our Research 

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• K. Carr (MSocSci) - The Pandemic of Being a Woman: A Qualitative Analysis of the South African Media on GBV at the Time of COVID-19

• W. Gray (MSocSci) - Exploring Intimate Partner Violence Survivors’ experiences of an intervention program at the Mosaic Training, Service and Healing Centre’.

• K. Mabaso (MSocSci) - Women Shelter Residents' Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence: A Digital Storytelling Project

• Y. Behari-Leak & L. Mosime (BSocSci) Honours - Researchers’ Stories About Doing Research on Gendered and Sexual Violence: A Photovoice Study

• Mhlangulana, A and Tjemolane, L. OPINION | Madoda Sabelani : A cry for men to heed the call against gender-based violence. News24.

• Boonzaier, F. A. Spectacularising narratives on femicide in South Africa: A decolonial feminist analysis. Current Sociology, 00113921221097157.

• K. Beare & F. Boonzaier. South African women’s constructions of sexual consent. In M. Willis (Ed.) Nuances of Sexual Consent. London: Routledge.

• S. Chirape. Healing is liberation: Centralising decolonial and collective healing praxis in feminist organizing. Commissioned by Urgent Fund Africa

• S. Chirape. “He was treated like a criminal”: Evaluating the impact of detention related trauma on LGBTI refugees In Linton, S. and Walcott, R. (Ed). The Colour of Madness: Exploring BAME mental health in the UK. An anthology. Skiddaw publishers.

• Chirape, S.R.T. Visual activism and activist research to explore structural violence and refugee-related-trauma. In Moralli, M, Oso, L & Ribas-Mateos (Eds.) Encyclopedia of Global Migration: New Mobilitis & Artivism. Edward Elgar.

• Huysamen, M. A critical reflexive approach to Sex Research: Interviews with men who pay for sex. Routledge.

• Prosser et al.  When open data closes the door: A critical examination of the past, present and the potential future for open data guidelines. British Journal of Social Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjso.12576

• D. Mahmoud and T. S. Hussen: Collected and edited a blog essays submitted and accepted on GenderIT.org (a digital platform).

• Hussen, T. S.  Embodying Power through the “Maids Uniform”: Review of Photographs by Zanele Muholi and Mary Sibande. Sanger N. and Moolman B. (eds.) Racism, Violence, Betrayals and New Imaginaries: Feminist Voices. University of KwaZulu-Natal Press.

• S. M. Magenya & T. S. Hussen.  Feminist peace for digital movement building in Kenya and Ethiopia: reflections, lessons, hopes and dreams. Sarah Smith & Keina Yoshida (eds) Feminist Conversations on Peace. Bristol University Press.

• Malhotra, N. A., Hussen, T. S., & Fossatti, M. Introduction: How to Build a Feminist Internet and Why It Matters. APRIA Journal, 4(4), 3-22.

• Malhotra, N. A., Hussen, T. S., & Fossatti, M. (2022) (eds). Feminist by Design. APRIA Journal, 4(4), 3-22.

• Peters, S., Kessi, S., & Boonzaier, F. (2022) Constructing race and place in South Africa: A Photovoice study with ‘coloured’ men in Bishop Lavis. In Kessi, S., Suffla, S., Seedat, M. (Eds.) Decolonial Enactments in Community Psychology. Springer Nature

• Kessi, S., Suffla, S., Seedat, M. (2022) Decolonial Enactments in Community Psychology. Springer Series on Community Psychology.

• Urson, R., Kessi, S., Daya, S. (In press, 2021) Reclaiming the city: A decolonial perspective on identity and displacement in Cape Town. In Kessi, S., Suffla, S., Seedat, M. (Eds.) Decolonial Enactments in Community Psychology. Springer Nature.

• Boonzaier, F. & Peters, S. (proposal accepted, book under review). Imaging/Imagining Futures: Photovoice and Young People’s Stories of Identity. HSRC Press.

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