Khulisa speaks on Trafficking in Persons
Watch Susan Marx’s interview on ENCA on Human Trafficking as part of Khulisa’s National Anti-Trafficking study. Since 2020, a Khulisa-led research team Khulisa its partner
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Happy Heritage Day!
Heritage Day is celebrated on September 24. It’s a festive day where South Africans acknowledge and celebrate their culture through wearing their traditional attire. Photographed
Celebrate Heritage Day but remember trafficked victims
by Margie Roper and Heather Dixon On September 24, South Africa celebrates Heritage Day: a day where South Africans display pride in their cultural heritage
Khulisa completes the fieldworker simulation day!
The fieldworkers undertook a simulation day in a few schools in the North West yesterday. Khulisa’s fieldwork training always includes a simulation: a day where
Continual assessment builds quality fieldworkers
The purpose of training fieldworkers is not just for them to be familiar with tablets, and data collection tools. Training fieldworkers is critical to ensure
TO4: The importance of team meetings during fieldwork training.
While the Khulisa team is doing TO4 fieldwork training for over 150 fieldworkers across three groups, communication has been of the utmost importance. Team meetings
TO4 Pivot: Rapid adjustments to fieldwork training due to Covid!
On Saturday our trainer with expertise in Setswana learner assessments tested positive for Covid. Furthermore, our co-lead facilitator has had to isolate as she was
TO4 Fieldwork training is underway!
The Khulisa team and 150 Setswana fieldworkers gathered in Mafikeng on Saturday, August 21 to begin six days of training. With so many fieldworkers, we
Khulisa’s Diagnostic Evaluation of the South African Government Supported Smallholder Farmer Sector report has been cited in the African Evaluation Journal!
In 2016, Khulisa completed a diagnostic evaluation commissioned by the South African Government’s Department of Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation (DPME) of the government supported smallholder
Preserving the fabric of our society as we reflect on gender equality and women’s rights
Khulisa is proud of our colleagues Heather Dixon, Margaret Roper & Mosangoaneng Leteane. Their thought-provoking article was published on South Africa’s Women’s Day and is