Seam: Security at the Margins by MoVE methods:visual:explore

Seam: Security at the Margins

CONTENTS Foreword Geci Karuri-Sebina

Introducing Security at the Margins S. J. Cooper-Knock & Jo Vearey

A Note on Images Elsa Oliveira

Photographing the Everyday in Joburg Madoda Mkhobeni

PILOT PROJECTS About the Pilot Projects

Locked Out: Access to Student Accommodation in Braamfontein Richard Ballard, S. J. Cooper-Knock, Samkelisiwe Khanyile, Sandiswa Sondzaba, & Alex Wafer

Digital Platforms and Localisation in the Informal Economy Angus Bancroft, Alex Wafer, & Kirstin Lardy

60+: Queer, Old Joburg Jonathan Cane, NoĂŤleen Murray, Barbara Bompani, & Andrea Hayes

People at the Margins: Mining and Social Justice in South Africa 60 Zaheera Jinnah & Sam Spiegel Sound and the City S. J. Cooper-Knock & Duduzile Ndlovu

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Seam: Security at the Margins

Published on Jul 3, 2020

MoVE methods:visual:explore

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Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the South Africa National Research Foundation (NRF), Security at the Margins (SeaM) was a three-year collaboration that brought together the University of the Witwatersrand, the University of Edinburgh, local government, and civil society partners to better understand and respond to marginality in urban South Africa, Kenya, and the United Kingdom. The hope was to create the foundations for a long-lasting, international, inter-institutional partnership. This publication features research conducted during the SeaM project and includes reflections by practitioners and research colleagues working in similar areas.