The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children Campaign is a United Nations campaign which takes place annually from the 25 November (International day of No Violence against Women) to 10 December (International Human Rights Day).
The Transformation Action Group (TAG) and the Advocacy Committees and greater Department of Pediatrics and Child Health, University of Cape Town stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement and, conscious that racism and inequity...
We all have a role in creating a gender equal, non-violent world. Modelling vulnerability, connection and respectful relationships is every adult’s responsibility – especially fathers. Below are some resources that all adults can use to better...
Heartfelt congratulations to Heather Zar on being awarded the Platinum Award at the 7th SAMRC Scientific Merit Awards. The SAMRC confers Platinum medals for a Lifetime Achievement Award to scientists who have achieved a lifetime of outstanding endeavours in the field of health. Heather is thus receiving this award in recognition of significant scientific achievements over a sustained period of time. She joins a few esteemed past recipients of this prestigious award that include our former Dean, the late Professor Bongani Mayosi.
A warm welcome to Prof Rudzani Muloiwa as the new Head of Department for Paediatric and Child Health from 1 November 2020. I wish him everything of the best and look forward to his contributions to our leadership team. He replaces Prof Andrew Argent who has made an immeasurable contribution to the leadership in the Faculty over the last period.
It gives me great pleasure to let you know that Dr Shamiel Salie has been appointed as the Head of Clinical Unit in the Paediatric Intensive Care unit. He has been working as Medical Director over the last year, and this is a wonderful confirmation of his position. I wish him all the very best in this position, Professor A Argent.