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Our Xenophobia Social Media Analytics Report 3 focuses on xenophobic conversations in South Africa. The report takes a more detailed look at the online behaviour of key authors (individuals & organisations) that drive the conversation. cabc.org.za/xenophobia-socia…
UNESCO’s new SA report:
• 75% of creators faced tech-facilitated GBV
• 72% faced hate speech
• Only 10.4% have MIL training
• 87% want ethics & FoE training
Read: unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/4822…
UNESCO + CABC | EU-funded #SocialMedia4Peace
#MediaAndInformationLiteracy
Happy Youth Day from CABC!
On this June 16, we honour the brave young voices of the past while empowering the leaders of tomorrow.
CABC Celebrating Youth Day – because our future starts with YOU! 💪✊
#YouthDay #CABC #RememberingThePastCelebratingTheFuture
Happy Workers Day Everyone🇿🇦
Thank you for your sweat, your skill, your late nights, and your quiet determination.
May this Labour Day bring you rest, pride in what you do, and renewed energy for the journey ahead.
Big things happening at CODE in partnership with CABC!
We brought together a diverse group of creators to dive deep into some real talk: brand deals, AI, and the courage to post even when you're unsure.
This is just the beginning! We’re excited to kick off more sessions focused on the ethics of influence and the responsibility that comes with our reach.
A heartfelt thank you to UNESCO Regional Office for Southern Africa (ROSA) and the #SocialMediaForPeace (SM4P) project for their support in this journey! Let’s keep the conversation going! 💬💖
#DigitalCreators #EthicsInMedia
🇿🇦Calling all Mzansi content creators – quick one!
You spend serious time creating, editing, posting, engaging, and staying current with new tools and trends. But how often are creators actually asked what support they need?
UNESCO, through its Social Media for Peace project, wants to hear directly from South African creators through a short, anonymous survey on your real-world experiences and challenges.
It’s quick. Straightforward. Creator-focused.
The findings will shape future training and support resources.
If you’ve got 1K+ followers and you’re 18+, you’re eligible.
Have your say:
🔗 form.jotform.com/26027231608…
Your Voice Matters
You’re Invited: CABC, UNESCO & CODE Survey for Digital Content Creators.
We’d like to invite you to take part in the CABC, UNESCO & CODE Survey for Digital Content Creators.
Today, we come together as one family, united in our diversity and committed to a brighter future. 🇿🇦💛🖤💙❤️💚🤍
Happy Day of Reconciliation, Everyone. 🤝
Join us for the Dialogue Jam: 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women & Children
Hosted by the Centre for Analytics & Behavioural Change in partnership with the Ford Foundation and Gender Links, this event aims to empower voices & inspire change through open dialogue
@TheCABC Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Chan latest listing has revealed that immigrants have been increasingly blamed for socio-economic issues plaguing South Africa, before the country’s national and provincial elections on May 29.
iol.co.za/saturday-star/news…
A report by the @TheCABC has described how the online RET community deserted the EFF and migrated en masse to the MK party.
dailymaverick.co.za/article/…
The Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change retweeted
The ADIS24 summary report highlights video, and photos are now live on the African Diaspora Network website!
Check them out at africandiasporanetwork.org/p…
youtu.be/eRd5fOh8v-E?si=0KTr…
Media Release: Election Factsheet #6 IEC in Focus
cabc.org.za/wp-content/uploa…