The Power2You Packs consists of a pepper-spray, a whistle, an emergency number wallet-size card, and a journal with resourceful information about seeking justice, legal help, and healing.
In 2020 we committed to August being our Audit month at the Kolisi Foundation: a time for us to reflect on what we have done and how we will continue to advocate for safer and better spaces for our women in South Africa.
Use your 67 minutes for Mandela Day this 18 July to identify a need and organisation that you can invest your time and skill-set in throughout the year. Here are some practical tips and suggestions to make an impact in your community.
World Mask Week provides the opportunity for global unity around a single message: Let’s keep masking — not just for ourselves, but for our families, our communities, those who are most vulnerable, and the world.
How do we change the narratives of inequality in South Africa? It is easy to feel overwhelmed by all the problems we face as a country. Yet, each year, we mark moments in our history.
On 16 June 2021, National Youth Day, the Kolisi Foundation together with Sport for Lives will launch the campaign - Sport for Lives, Manguzi Edition.
Today, on Human Rights Day, we have the opportunity to reflect on our hard-fought collective freedoms.
Co-founders of the Kolisi Foundation, Siya and Rachel Kolisi, are the Executive Producers of a new short film entitled #WeAreDyingHere.
Many ended last year with diminished and even muted festivities and began this year with mixed feelings of suspicion, grief and cautious hope.
The Kolisi Foundation have joined forces with the Youngblood Arts and Culture Development to create a fundraiser for the Kolisi Foundation’s Gender Based Violence Initiatives and projects.
