Lineo tells a story about Sesotho’s written origins in Vienna

While in Vienna at the Another Roadmap School's Intertwining Hi/Stories Art Education Festival Ba re e ne re co-director Lineo Segoete was asked to share a story about our work with literary education in Lesotho. She chose to speak about contemporary creativity with Sesotho, as well as narrate the messy origins of missionaries transliterating Sesotho … Continue reading Lineo tells a story about Sesotho’s written origins in Vienna

Intertwining Hi/Stories Art Education Festival – Vienna – Oct. 2017

In October 2017, Ba re e ne re participated in the Another Roadmap Intertwining Hi/Stories Art Education Festival held in Vienna, Austria. Our representative, Lineo Segoete co-facilitated a session called "Critical Literacies" and led a storytelling session about the original transliteration of the Sesotho language by missionaries. The Intertwining Hi/Stories Art Education Festival brought overlapping … Continue reading Intertwining Hi/Stories Art Education Festival – Vienna – Oct. 2017

Notes from AFRICA CLUSTER COLLOQUIUM 2 – Joburg – April 2017

The Another Roadmap Africa Cluster (ARAC) held their Second Colloquium from 3-7 April, 2017. Highlights Public timeline making event at Wits School of Education ARAC members were invited to create what would become known as the Un/Chronological timeline, which included events added by participants to a large plastic sheet, juxtaposed with the history of visual … Continue reading Notes from AFRICA CLUSTER COLLOQUIUM 2 – Joburg – April 2017

SHORT STORY: ‘The untitled story of my life’ by Mpho Leteka

We hope you enjoy the final chapter of our freedom of creative expression writing series. This is 'The untitled story of my life' by Mpho Leteka. --- Lately the memory of my mother keeps popping up at unexpected moments. The littlest things spark a memory; they have me wondering how she felt when it struck her … Continue reading SHORT STORY: ‘The untitled story of my life’ by Mpho Leteka

ESSAY: “The Right to Be Me” by Mammatli Molefi

In this short essay "The Right to Be Me", Mammatli Molefi talks about the power and importance of creative expression. --- Thousands and thousands of years ago humans used drawings, songs, dance, and simple gestures to tell stories, stories of hunting expeditions, love and death, and a brighter future. If they hadn’t applied creativity, their … Continue reading ESSAY: “The Right to Be Me” by Mammatli Molefi