Dr Gerard Hagg discusses the new State of the Nation book on SAFM. The book covers a diversity of perspectives that highlight the interrelationship and intersectionality between structural, economic, cultural and psychosocial dimensions of the South African social experience.

Are we using science to solve our biggest problems? The HSRC's Dr Palesa Sekhejane is interviewed by eNCA on the role that science and protocols such as those of SADeC could've played in saving lives during and in the aftermath of cyclone Idai.

Researchers at the HSRC and others based at universities in Zimbabwe, the United Kingdom and the US, will lead an evaluation of the nutritional and psychosocial health impacts of certain major adaptation actions in rural Southern Africa. Read more.

The lecture delivered on 4 March 2019 describes how poverty and inequality come together and can be understood across a range of structural, psychosocial and cultural dimensions of the South African social experience.

HSRC CEO Prof Crain Soudien delivers the keynote at the conference co-funded by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) and the European Union (EU).