Youth, Health, and Migration in South Africa
A journey through field work, writing, and research translation.
Field Notes
Arts Based Research Reflections
Quinten Edward Wiliams
A series of reflections on the MoVE project that uses art processes and products as part of the research inquiry.
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- Is it worth it? Addressing the calls for more data on the use of South Africa’s public healthcare system by SADC nationals
- [KEYNOTE/VIDEO] Third WHO Global School on Refugee and Migrant Health – Day 3, 2022
- Disability-Inclusive Data in Migration: How far have we come?
- Disability-Inclusive Data in Migration: How far have we come?
- Disability-Inclusive Data in Migration: How far have we come?
Our story in this ocean: visualizing historic and contemporary migration at sea
The blog is a visual diary of the ongoing research and visual artwork for the final immersive video installation project expected to finish in July 2017. The blog is also used to update and follow my travels in the four countries where the work is grounded. I will use this space to present work in Mozambique, Cape Town, Lisbon and North Brazil.
Nuances of Sex, Gender and Development
Exploring the intersectionalities and nuances of sex, gender and development
- Remember Sex Work during the 16 Days
- “We Fit in the Society by Force” Sex Work and Feminism in Africa
- “I’m not a feisty bitch, I’m a feminist!” Feminism in AWAKE! Women of Africa
- Sex Workers Organising for Change: Self-representation, community mobilisation, and working conditions (SA chapter)
- Why migration patterns are so important to designing responses to HIV
40 000 words to go
Documenting my experiences of doing research in Vhembe and Johannesburg.
- 40 000 words completed: My MA journey with the Migration and Health Project in Southern Africa
- ‘Parallel narratives’: Creating welcome societies and ensuring the social inclusion of migrants
- “Vamwe havahwi”, “Others do not understand”: Towards an understanding of the politics of deference and inclusion
- Brief reflections on my presentation at SASA 2016
Know My Story
Susann Huschke
‘Know My Story’ is a documentary film produced by sex workers, about sex workers. This blog tracks the collective creative process of writing, filming and producing this documentary.
Limpopo Crossings
This blog chronicles the research project, “Limpopo Crossings,” a series of trips from Johannesburg to Zimbabwe that will inform Greta Schuler’s PhD work on the lives of migrant sex workers in South Africa.
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Mothering in the City: Migrants, mothers and women who sell sex
An exploration of everyday lived experiences in marginalised spaces in Johannesburg, South Africa.
