• 'It was riotous behaviour?': mothers' experiences of adolescents' conduct while abusing drugs 

  Groenewald, C. (2018-04-19)

  The impact of adolescent substance abuse is widespread and signicantly compromises the psychosocial well-being of those closest to the adolescent. This is evidentially so for parents who are required to cope with the ...
• Agenda 2063: culture at the heart of sustainable development 

  Bialostocka, O. (HSRC Press, 2018-04-14)

  Does the African continent want to be economically and socially sustainable as well as environmentally safe? What is the role of culture and how does it shape development strategies? In New African Thinkers: Culture at the ...
• Introduction 

  Bialostocka, O.; Mjimba, V. (HSRC Press, 2018-04-14)
• Enabling the able-bodied 

  Hart, T. (2018-04-10)

  Globally, more than a billion people live with disability. They do not need anyone???s pity or sympathy, but rather the removal of barriers that prevent them from exercising their right to live and work in an equal society, ...
• SA is failing deaf and hard-of-hearing learners:can a bilingual model of education be the solution to acquiring literacy? 

  Oosthuizen, A. (2018-04-10)

  Deaf and hard-of -hearing learners comprise 5% of the school population, but their school attendance drops significantly between their early and late school years. Challenges in the acquisition of literacy may be at the ...
• Mental health awareness: not simply adherence to Acts, but about dignity 

  Hart, T. (2018-04-10)

  More than a fifth of South Africans will suffer from depression at some stage during their life but two-thirds of them will not get the support they need. According to the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG), ...
• Adapting to a visual disability: It develops grit 

  Bohler-Muller, N. (2018-04-10)

  Some disabilities are not that apparent, such as poor eyesight. Prof. Narnia Bohler-Muller, an executive director in the HSRC, has a visual impairment caused by a genetic condition, but learning to cope with it contributed ...
• The impact of hearing loss: dealing with silence and noise 

  Hart, T. (2018-04-10)

  Hearing loss is not simply a medical matter, but more a communication impairment with social ramifications that have a significant impact on your personal life and career. Tim Hart, a senior research project manager at the ...
• Moving closer to the screen 

  Mlangeni, L. (2018-04-10)

  It would have been nice to drive a car, but he gets around with Uber taxis. It is all about patience and clear communication with those close to you, says Lungelo Mlangeni, an HSRC researcher who lives with a serious visual ...
• Transformative governance: leadership, responsibility and agency 

  Cosser, M. (2018-04-10)
• Measuring wellbeing and mapping the gaps 

  Groenewald, C.; Gordon, S. (2018-04-10)
• Why the transformative governance index matters 

  Bohler-Muller, N. (2018-04-10)
• Multidimensional wellbeing: what it is, and how it relates to reducing poverty and inequality 

  Van Rooyen, H.; Swartz, S. (2018-04-10)
• City-regions as drivers of inclusive development 

  Turok, I.; Visagie, J. (2018-04-10)
• Networks of wellbeing in the global south 

  Mahali, A.; Lynch, I. (2018-04-10)
• Access to the city: place-making and development dynamics 

  Bank, L.; Ndinda, C.; Hart, T. (2018-04-10)
• Race, racism and racialisation in wellbeing 

  Swartz, S.; Soudien, C. (2018-04-10)
• Effective institutions and transformative governance 

  Pienaar, G.; Houston, G. (2018-04-10)
• Understanding the relationship between policy and wellbeing: the child support grant casestudy 

  Cooper, A.; Fadiji, A.; Essop, R. (2018-04-10)
• Are South Africans xenophobic?: migration policies need to support integration 

  Gordon, S.; Fokou, G.; Davids, Y.D.; Bohler-Muller, N. (2018-04-09)

  In January this year, violence erupted again in Rustenburg, North West, and news reports carried descriptions of homes burned and shops looted. The riots were allegedly sparked by rumours in the community that the police ...

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