Private and Public Families
Imelda Diouf is a South African educator. This is a continuation of the series to unpack the theme of family relations, using multicultural and multidisciplinary perspectives. On...
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Citizen Families
Imelda Diouf is a South African educator. This series continues to unpack the theme of family relations, using multicultural and multidisciplinary perspectives. Globally, the month of May...
Family Relations: Contradictions
The Family Life series continues to unpack the theme of family relations, using multicultural and multidisciplinary contexts. There are always contradictions in relationships. Contradictions occur when views...
Family Relations: Counselling the Counsellors
Imelda Diouf is a South African educator, who writes on the theme of family relations, using multicultural and multidisciplinary contexts. In any family, counsel, solicited or unsolicited,...
Family Secrets
Imelda Diouf is a South African educator. This is the ninth in a twelve-part series that unpacks the theme of family relations, using multicultural and multidisciplinary perspectives....
Woman: Call Me By My Name
Imelda Diouf is a South African educator. This is the seventh in a twelve-part series that unpacks the theme of family relations, using multicultural and multidisciplinary perspectives....
Winners and Losers: The Rights of the Family
Imelda Diouf is a South African educator and Katarzyna Lewucha is a Polish social worker. This is the third in a twelve-part series in which they will...
Family and Citizenship
Born-frees now outnumber the born-agains — those born after 1994 and the before-’94s. The year 1994 was a pivotal point in our history, the year when the...
The Domestic Worker’s Role in Education
Some people feature in our lives for no reason other than that we hear their names being uttered many times. One such name is Maggie Oewies. It...
Passing on a Heritage of Love
As we celebrate Heritage Day on 24 September, Imelda Diouff looks at celebrating diversity and passing on what matter to the next generation. The “Rainbow Nation” appears...
