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This is part 2 of the 3rd podcast in the series and is entitled “Campus perspectives on racism, decolonisation and occupational consciousness”. In this installment we, as the UCT Surgical Society and the UCT Health Sciences Student Council, are bringing you an incredible speaker to end off the podcast series, Prof Elelwani Ramugondo. She is an icon at UCT, here to enlighten us with her insights as to how we as students can combat racism in our classrooms, our campus and in the broader society. In this episode we will touch on implementing decoloniality in a practical way,  as well as what a pedagogical approach to freedom looks like and how this translates in the working world.

If you have any questions or comments for our speakers to answer in the webinar happening at the end of the series, post them here on our google form: https://forms.gle/3Kn8pnyVb1QgcLcn8

Hosted by: Sipho Ndereya and Siyavuya Fikamva

Edited by: Katie Pye

Voiceover intro by: Katie Pye

This is part 1 of the 3rd podcast in the series and is entitled “Campus perspectives on racism, decolonisation and occupational consciousness”. In this installment we, as the UCT Surgical Society and the UCT Health Sciences Student Council, are bringing you an incredible speaker to end off the podcast series, Prof Elelwani Ramugondo. She is an icon at UCT, here to enlighten us with her insights as to how we as students can combat racism in our classrooms, our campus and in the broader society. In this episode we will touch on implementing decoloniality in a practical way,  as well as what a pedagogical approach to freedom looks like and how this translates in the working world.

If you have any questions or comments for our speakers to answer in the webinar happening at the end of the series, post them here on our google form: https://forms.gle/3Kn8pnyVb1QgcLcn8

Hosted by: Sipho Ndereya and Siyavuya Fikamva

Edited by: Katie Pye

Voiceover intro by: Katie Pye

This is part 2 of the second podcast in the "Unpacking power, privilege and structural violence" series. In this installment we, as the UCT Surgical Society co-hosted with the Rural Support Network, are bringing together two exceptional speakers, Dr Shrikant Peters, Prof Lydia Cairncross and Vera Hlayisi. They are all experts in their field, here to discuss and guide the conversation in the necessity of dismantling the structural barriers that persist as remnants of our past and how we as health practitioners can do so.

If you have any questions or comments for our speakers to answer in the webinar happening at the end of the series, post them here on our google form: https://forms.gle/3Kn8pnyVb1QgcLcn8

Hosted by: Kelsey Bester and Asande Vilane

Edited by: Katie Pye and Asande Vilane

Voiceover intro by: Katie Pye

This is part 1 of the second podcast in the "Unpacking power, privilege and structural violence" series. In this installment we, as the UCT Surgical Society co-hosted with the Rural Support Network, are bringing together two exceptional speakers, Dr Shrikant Peters, Prof Lydia Cairncross and Vera Hlayisi. They are all experts in their field, here to discuss and guide the conversation in the necessity of dismantling the structural barriers that persist as remnants of our past and how we as health practitioners can do so.

If you have any questions or comments for our speakers to answer in the webinar happening at the end of the series, post them here on our google form: https://forms.gle/3Kn8pnyVb1QgcLcn8

Hosted by: Kelsey Bester and Asande Vilane

Edited by: Katie Pye and Asande Vilane

Voiceover intro by: Katie Pye

This is the first podcast in the "Unpacking power, privilege and structural violence" series. In this installment we, as the UCT Surgical Society co-hosted with SHAWCO health, are bringing together two powerhouse speakers, Dr Tracey Naledi, and Lance Louskieter, to unpack some issues on structural racism and define them in our context in South Africa, to encourage discourse on racism in a healthcare setting, and finally, to promote action and practical ways to oppose this form of systemic violence.  

If you have any questions or comments for our speakers to answer in the webinar happening at the end of the series, post them here on our google form: https://forms.gle/3Kn8pnyVb1QgcLcn8

Hosted by: Zi Yang He 

Edited by: Katie Pye 

Voiceover intro by: Katie Pye