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In times of deep crisis, we often look at South Africa as a model for resilience, considering how much of it the country proved to have through its history. “What happened in South Africa is that we are constantly dealing with a vanishing present, and we use history to eradicate that haziness, but history cannot survive without memory. One of the advantages of today is that we have social media which can hold people’s memories and archives” says Lwando Xaso, one of South Africa’s leading constitutional lawyers, writer and human rights activist.
KEYWORDS: Memory – Sanitization – Transition.
Her last book is: “Made in South Africa: A Black Woman’s Stories of Rage, Resistance and Progress”, 2020.
An inspiring moment for the self, a toolbox for amplifying our creativity, critical gaze, and imagination, and an opportunity for personal growth, “Creativity Pioneers” is a podcast hosted by Moleskine Foundation CEO Adama Sanneh. It examines the role of creativity as a tool for personal and social transformation.
We engage in conversations with unique creative minds from all over the world—from Johannesburg to Paris, Berlin to Milan, Harare to New York City—to explore and expand our understanding of creativity and its transformative power.
Tune in and join us on this journey!
To learn more about the Creativity Pioneers, visit creativitypioneersfund.org and moleskinefoundation.org