Epistemic Reparations and The Right to be Known in Post- Apartheid South Africa
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DAY 3Funded by Buffett Institute
DAY 3
Funded by Buffett Institute for Global Affairs, Epistemic Reparations Working Group
9:00–9:30 Arrival (Refreshments will be served)
9:30–10:10 Philosophers group: Reflections on previous day
10:15–11:05 Seth Mazibuko (1976 Uprising Leader) The Values, Virtues and Victories of June 16 Youth/Student Leadership
11:05–11:35 Tea 11:35–12:25 Tharollo Seatlholo (daughter of Khotso Seatlholo) The Silent Ramifications of the 1976 Massacres in Post-Apartheid South Africa
12:30–13:20 Cosmo Mapitsa (lawyer and IKS custodian) Rebuilding Dismantled Ceremonial Systems to Facilitate Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer
13:20–14:20 Lunch
14:20–15:20 Beulah Mosupye (expert on the African Primary Institution) African Primary Institute Perspectives to Recognising the Injustices of the Past, and Commitment to Healing for the Nation, in Post Apartheid South Africa
15:20–17:00 Reflective Panel Discussion Funding:
Funded by Buffett Institute for Global Affairs, Epistemic Reparations Working Group
9:00–9:30 Arrival (Refreshments will be served)
9:30–10:10 Philosophers group: Reflections on previous day
10:15–11:05 Seth Mazibuko (1976 Uprising Leader) The Values, Virtues and Victories of June 16 Youth/Student Leadership
11:05–11:35 Tea 11:35–12:25 Tharollo Seatlholo (daughter of Khotso Seatlholo) The Silent Ramifications of the 1976 Massacres in Post-Apartheid South Africa
12:30–13:20 Cosmo Mapitsa (lawyer and IKS custodian) Rebuilding Dismantled Ceremonial Systems to Facilitate Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer
13:20–14:20 Lunch
14:20–15:20 Beulah Mosupye (expert on the African Primary Institution) African Primary Institute Perspectives to Recognising the Injustices of the Past, and Commitment to Healing for the Nation, in Post Apartheid South Africa
15:20–17:00 Reflective Panel Discussion Funding:
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