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What is the role of fathers in stopping GBV in our country?
South Africa is reeling again from the latest scourge of violence against women. Again. There are many questions to ask: what are the police doing, why isn’t the government doing more, why aren’t women safe to walk freely? One question Heartlines is asking: where are the fathers when women are being killed, and what is the role of fathers in stopping GBV in our country? Jozi FM host, Skuzabel spoke to Heartlines representative, Seth Naicker.
What heritage are you passing on to your child or children?
In celebration of Heritage Month, Heartlines Fathers Matter challenges fathers and father figures to reflect on the heritage and values they are passing on to their children. Jozi FM host, Skuzabel spoke to Lereko Mfono, who is the Project Coordinator for Heartlines Fathers Matter on how language, family stories, traditions and everyday actions help children develop a sense of identity and belonging.
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What role do fathers and men have to play in changing the culture that enables GBV
POWER LUNCH Host, Kwena Moabelo is in conversation with the author of Village Boy Themba Dlamini as they unpack the role fathers and other men can play in challenging harmful ideas about masculinity, power and relationships.
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If we want to change the culture that enables GBV, what role do fathers and men have to play?
Heartlines Fathers Matter Facilitator and Gender Justice Activist, Seth Naicker joins the hosts of The Alternative Breakfast on SAFM Kgomotso Matsunyane & Ndumiso Ngcobo as they examine the role fathers and other men can play in challenging harmful ideas about masculinity, power and relationships before they become violence in the wake of the Ekurhuleni murders.
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Fathers' role against GBV
Heartlines Fathers Matter Director, Zamabongo Mojalefa joins the host of The Audacious Hang Out with Aphelele Somi on Sonke Radio as they examine the role fathers and other men can play in challenging harmful ideas about masculinity, power and relationships before they become violence in the wake of the Ekurhuleni murders.
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How fathers and men can contribute to changing the attitudes and behaviours that enable violence
In response to the Ekurhuleni murders and gender-based violence in South Africa, Heartlines Fathers Matter asks how fathers and men can contribute to changing the attitudes and behaviours that enable violence. Jozi FM Presenter, Skuzabel speaks to Hloni Ramosolo who is the Conversation Designer, Heartlines Fathers Matter.
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The Father I want to be/see campaign
Radio Pulpit host Johann Els is in conversation with Nevelia Moloi, Communications Director at Heartlines, about their Fathers Matter Youth Month campaign. This year’s campaign, titled The Father I Want to Be / See, shines a spotlight on young people’s perspectives on fatherhood and the important role fathers play in shaping families and communities. During the conversation, Nevelia shares the vision behind the campaign, its objectives, and why creating space for young voices is essential in building a positive culture of fatherhood
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Part 2: Fatherhood and GBV with Themba Dlamini
Author of Village Boy: A Memoir of Fatherlessness, pastor and father of four, Themba Dlamini spoke on Gagasi FM about how social father are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour.
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Part 1: Fatherhood and GBV with Themba Dlamini
Author of Village Boy: A Memoir of Fatherlessness, pastor and father of four, Themba Dlamini spoke on Gagasi FM about how social father are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour.
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Part 4: Social Fathers are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour, empathy, and emotional control for the next generation
Author of Village Boy: A Memoir of Fatherlessness, pastor and father of four, Themba Dlamini and Heartlines Fathers Matter Director, Zamabongo Mojalefa spoke to Morena Mothupi on Metro FM Talk about how social father - uncles, grandfathers, and mentors - are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour, empathy, and emotional control for the next generation.
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Part 3: Social Fathers are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour, empathy, and emotional control for the next generation
Author of Village Boy: A Memoir of Fatherlessness, pastor and father of four, Themba Dlamini and Heartlines Fathers Matter Director, Zamabongo Mojalefa spoke to Morena Mothupi on Metro FM Talk about how social father - uncles, grandfathers, and mentors - are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour, empathy, and emotional control for the next generation.
Read more about Part 3: Social Fathers are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour, empathy, and emotional control for the next generation
Part 2: Social Fathers are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour, empathy, and emotional control for the next generation
Author of Village Boy: A Memoir of Fatherlessness, pastor and father of four, Themba Dlamini and Heartlines Fathers Matter Director, Zamabongo Mojalefa spoke to Morena Mothupi on Metro FM Talk about how social father - uncles, grandfathers, and mentors - are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour, empathy, and emotional control for the next generation.
Read more about Part 2: Social Fathers are essential in shaping non-violent behaviour, empathy, and emotional control for the next generation