Amandla! Media

Yesterday, we launched the 78th issue of Amandla magazine that focuses on the local government. Amandla Collective’s Shaeera Kalla was in …

This webinar illustrates that equity is a central issue in public health and that there is an inescapable link between poverty, the feminization of …

Is there a way to save Eskom, manage the climate crisis, protect jobs, and keep electricity a public service all at the same time? For a while now, an international coalition of trade unionists, researchers, and …

This episode outlines the various ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in pursuit of preventing a 1.5°C increase.

Timestamps:

1:27 - The overall …

The episode unpacks the two major components of climate injustice. Firstly, the uneven contribution of emissions by countries, individuals, and corporations, both presently and historically. Secondly, the uneven effects …

The second episode on the impacts of climate change that focuses on the melting of ice as well as storms. Some other impacts are touched upon.

Timestamps:

1:11 - Recap

2:28 - Why the melting ice matters

4:02 - How …

The first episode on the impacts of climate change that introduces the feedback loop process and explains how climate change creates droughts and wildfires.

Timestamps

1:00 – Recap

1:57 – Why a 1°C increase matters

2:42 …

The episode gives an overview of emissions: what they are, the important ones with regards to climate change, and where they come from.

Additional materials:

Emissions by sector with interactive infographics. …

This episode explains the processes that warm the earth and why global heating is different to the usual, natural processes.

Key questions:

• How is …

Welcome to System Change not Climate Change, an audible course for activists on the climate crisis! The course is primarily aimed at youth activists, …

Building a new Eskom: Fully Public and Serving the People with Daniel Chavez, Sean Sweeney and Brian Ashley 

The crisis at ESKOM must not be used to …

"The on-going calls for ‘radical economic transformation’ as well as arguments about how lack of ‘economic freedom’ undermines political …

Gramsci is now a "star in the firmament" of humanities.

Can his fame help us to better understand his thought or does it risk producing a misinterpretation of his thought?

We will try to answer this question by focusing …

"In this period where activists have begun to expose the pervasive nature of patriarchy and misogny in activist spaces - this is a period where the labour movement needs to authentically and genuinely deal with the …

 On Friday the 14th of June, Brazil witnessed one of the largest general strikes in recent years. Workers from various sectors joined the General Strike against the Pension Reform, in defense of Education and by jobs. …

South Africa’s distorted distribution of wealth is one of the biggest challenges facing the country’s economy, with unemployment sitting at an …

The twentieth century has brought considerable political, social, and economic change for South Africa. While many would choose to focus only on the …

How do class, race and gender impact on the production of knowledge? Is it enough to include those who have been excluded from advanced knowledge? Or has knowledge itself been tainted by the exclusions of class, race, …