Time: 10h00 – 12h30
Venue: SU Museum, Ryneveld Street, Stellenbosch?
Topic: Strengthening Relational Capacity to Work Across ?Difference???
Participants are invited to explore how embodied reflective practice can aid in cultivating deeper self-awareness and strengthen relational capacities (such as historical awareness, compassion, curiosity) to navigate working across difference within SU.?
?Facilitators: Ayanda Nyoka and Dr Wilhelm Verwoerd
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Time: 10h00 – 12h30
Venue: Van der Sterr building Room 2118 (Entrance 1), Stellenbosch Campus
Topic: Decoloniality Dialogues: Thinking and Doing Decoloniality
Decoloniality is often met with criticism that it is “too theoretical”. This workshop aims to provide inroads into the theory and practice of decoloniality. It also aims to assist participants to explore what the values central to decoloniality may mean in their own work.?
?Facilitator: Prof Ronelle Carolissen?

Time: 10h30 – 12h30
Venue: MSTeams
Topic: ?Addressing Occupational Barriers
In this session occupational therapist Dorita will take participants on an exploration of our senses and making sense of our senses in the workplace. The session will be an opportunity to reflect on our working environment and the occupational barriers that hinder colleagues from a meaningful and productive working experience.?
?Facilitator: Dorita Verloren van Themaat?

Time: 10h30 – 12h30
Venue: Equality Unit : Simon Nkoli House, 39 Victoria Street, Stellenbosch
Topic: ?Exploring Society’s Relationship With Structural Violence and the Way Forward?
This session is an opportunity for participants to engage on the dynamics of structural violence and the often deeply unjust and violent ways it shows up in our institutions and everyday relations with one another. Structural violence finds expression through racism, sexism, classism which all hinders our capacity to live freely.
??Facilitators: Dr Jill Ryan, and Dr Nana Adom-Aboagye?

Time: 10h30 – 12h30
Venue: Disability Unit: Simon Nkoli House, 39 Victoria Street, Stellenbosch?
Topic: Disability Inclusion in Academia: A Journey From Student, to Staff, to Business?
Aspersions are often cast on studying for certain professions if one has particular disabilities. In this session, we engage with PhD candidate in AgriSciences Andries le Roux about his academic, work and business journey and how disability inclusion enabled his success and current studies as a PhD candidate in Agroclimatology at Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票
?Facilitators: Andries Abrahman Le Roux