From Climate Shock to Resilience: Hellen Magongoa’s Agroecology Journey
For Hellen Magongoa, farming is how she puts food
For Hellen Magongoa, farming is how she puts food
Seriti Institute’s 4th Annual Partner Networking Event brought together leaders from government, business, civil society and communities to explore practical pathways to sustainable livelihoods, stronger partnerships and inclusive economic growth.
As we enter June, we would like to extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to the 27 new Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres that have joined the aRe Bapaleng Membership Network. We are excited to have you become part of this growing network dedicated to improving the quality of care, learning and support for young children.
Behind South Africa’s devastating unemployment numbers are young people trapped in a revolving door of short-term contracts. Seriti Institute is using the green economy, agriculture and agri-nodes to turn temporary jobs into sustainable pathways.
What was once an underdeveloped school garden at Willow
The programme continues to gain momentum across provinces, reaching more communities and creating meaningful opportunities for participants. From food production and environmental initiatives to digital skills development, participants are actively shaping solutions that strengthen local livelihoods.
This month we celebrate the power of play-based learning and how small, joyful moments at home and in your ECD centres are building stronger futures for our children.
Seriti Institute, in partnership with Breathe Cities, the City of Johannesburg, and 33 community-based organisations, has successfully delivered a coordinated Earth Day, with a focus on air quality, activation across 33 schools in Regions A to G.
As the world prepares to mark Earth Day, Seriti Institute, in partnership with Breathe Cities, the City of Johannesburg, and 33 community-based organisations, will commemorate the day by leading environmental awareness and action activities across schools in the City of Johannesburg, covering Regions A to G, as part of the Breathe Better Together project.
Across South Africa’s rural landscapes, where unemployment, climate volatility, and economic inequality continue to challenge communities, a powerful movement is quietly reshaping the future.