Black Womxn Caucus is a broad-based, cross sectional feminist social movement fighting against the prevalence of gender based violence and femicide in society.
Republic of South Africa
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READ: The Black Womxn Caucus hosts its first Inaugural Non-Executive Board Meeting today.
We are thrilled to announce the official establishment of the Black Womxn Caucus NPC Board of Non-Executive Directors!
#OrganizingForSurvival
Word of the Day!
“When the rain rains, it rains on the leopard’s skin, but it does not change the spots of the leopard.”
As we continue organizing for an end to gender based violence, the challenges may test us, but they must not weaken our commitment to the work
#EndGBVF
Safer communities are built through collaboration, care and shared responsibility. From law enforcement and community structures to families, schools and local organisations, we all have a role to play in creating safer spaces for everyone.
#BathoBaMolao
Care work sustains our families and communities, but its burden is not always shared equally.
Recognising, supporting and sharing care is essential to building a society where everyone has the opportunity to participate and thrive.
#FunFactFriday
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Today, we were in conversation with various stakeholders at a dialogue hosted by the University of Johannesburg Community Engagement Forum, exploring how to advance collective responsibility in preventing gender-based violence (GBV) in South Africa’s nightlife economy. 👇🏽
Addressing GBV requires a coordinated effort across sectors, with each stakeholder recognising their role in prevention and contributing to meaningful, sustainable change.
#EndGBVF
#OrganizingForSurvival
The conversation created space to reflect on the role that different organisations, institutions and stakeholders play in preventing GBV, particularly in nightlife spaces where safety, accountability and collective action remain essential.
Black Womxn Caucus retweeted
This #WCW, the Black Women Caucus celebrates Deliwe for her continued commitment to our youth programmes.
Beyond participating, she actively contributes to activities and supports the work that brings young people together to learn, engage and organize.
Re a leboga, Deliwe 🌸
This #WCW, the Black Women Caucus celebrates Deliwe for her continued commitment to our youth programmes.
Beyond participating, she actively contributes to activities and supports the work that brings young people together to learn, engage and organize.
Re a leboga, Deliwe 🌸
Black Womxn Caucus retweeted
To the Matric Class of 2026, may you feel supported, safe and confident as you take on your exams. Every learner deserves a safe space to learn, grow and succeed📚
#MatricClassOf2026
#MakeMySchoolSafe
#OrganizingForSurvival
To the Matric Class of 2026, may you feel supported, safe and confident as you take on your exams. Every learner deserves a safe space to learn, grow and succeed📚
#MatricClassOf2026
#MakeMySchoolSafe
#OrganizingForSurvival
The numbers are alarming, but what they represent is even more concerning. Behind every statistic is a life affected by violence, a family left grieving, and a society confronted with the reality of GBVF.
These figures must not only be acknowledged.
Read more: 👇🏽
Through Batho Ba Molao, an initiative by Black Womxn Caucus in partnership with the Civilian Secretariat for Police Service, we continue to advocate for stronger community and law enforcement collaboration, accountability, and safer communities.
#MolaoMonday
They must compel us to act, demand accountability, and work towards a society where safety is a right, not a privilege.
Every girl deserves the freedom to dream, the space to speak, and the opportunity to shape her future.
This International Day of the Girl Child, let’s reaffirm our commitment to protecting girls’ rights, and creating a world where their voices are heard.
#CreateTheFuture
World Mental Health Day | 10 October 2026
Some days our minds feel like that tangled thread: heavy, knotted, and hard to make sense of. But a tangled mind is not a broken one. With care, support, and people who listen without judgement, balance is possible.
Breast cancer awareness is about more than a month. It’s about the lives we cherish, the people we stand beside, and the loved ones we carry in our hearts💗
Let’s make space for awareness, early detection, support, and compassion for everyone affected by breast cancer.
Fun Fact Friday✨
Women’s safety is everyone’s responsibility.
The right to live free from violence should never come with the burden of having to prevent it alone. Protecting women’s safety requires collective responsibility and action.
#FunFactFriday
#OrganizingForSurvival
This #WCW, we celebrate Anna, a woman who keeps showing up for her community.
Through her consistent presence in community programmes, she supports women and stands against gender based violence, always willing to lend a hand where she can.
Rea leboga Anna 🌸
A Sunday reminder that speaking up is an act of solidarity.
In moments when silence can feel easier, may we continue to use our voices, stand with one another, and speak for those whose voices have been taken from them.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says government will introduce tighter measures to regulate how municipalities spend conditional grants.
Read more: 👇🏽
As government moves to tighten how municipal grants are spent, we have to ask: are we funding the systems and people doing the work to keep communities safe?
Fund the fight. Fund the work.
Article: sabcnews.com/sabcnews/116496…