Seriti TALKS

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The Seriti TALKS is a platform that brings individuals and organisations from various backgrounds together to promote understanding and awareness and share ideas, and experiences.

We discuss real-life facts to help shape policies and programs. The TALKS convene a space where civil society can
collaborate to make their voices heard in community development. We discuss new ways to solve community problems and find partners to implement these ideas. Thus, we keep improving our knowledge and learning about what works in community development.

If you missed a Seriti TALKS that was a topic of particular interest for you, please click on the image and links below to view. Follow #SeritiTALKS on social media for updates on when the next one will be taking place and who will be participating.

Seriti Talks is a platform that brings together development practitioners, communities, academics, policymakers, funders, and other stakeholders to share knowledge, ideas, and experiences.

Latest Talk Details

  • Building Skills for the Future of ECD

  • 07 November 2025

  • 10:00–11:30 (SAST)

Past Seriti Talks

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208, 2022

Seriti TALKS: Long-term Effects of the Learning Losses

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Speakers: Phumelele Tloubatla - Director of ECD Gauteng Department of Education, Gugu Xaba - Programmes Director - Save The Children SA, Phiwokuhle Raqa - Seriti Institute Programme Manager: aRe Bapaleng, Nadine Moolla - Educational Psychologist - Research and Development Manager at Pearson Maran Education Trust.

1705, 2022

Seriti TALKS – Township Economic Development

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Speakers: Jak Koseff, Deputy Director-General for Economic Planning and Development in Gauteng, and as the Deputy Head of the Gauteng Provincial Government's Economic Acceleration and Job Creation War Room and Tshepo Ramodibe, Head of Corporate Affairs at the Industrial Development Corporation.

2408, 2021

Seriti TALKS: Women in Agriculture

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Speakers: Food Equity, Equality and Democracy's Co-Founder, Nicola Coundourakis and the Inqola FEED Innovation Prize winner, Michelle Kanjere from FoodPrint.

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