In this conversation, António and Bel Kerkhoff-Parnell discuss the intersection of market research, activism, and social impact, focusing on the challenges faced by women in the South African wine industry.
Bel shares insights from her recent work in South Africa, emphasizing the importance of supporting indigenous brands and the need for meaningful narratives in branding. They also explore the challenges of publishing activist scholarship, the role of technology in education, and the significance of collaboration in addressing social issues.
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If you want to explore more what was discussed in the episode, you can find more information here:
Women on Farms documentary Everyone Together: https://www.fos.ngo/womenonfarms/
ERIF's Sinterklaas research: https://erifonline.org/tag/sinterklaas-reports/
Ses'Fikile Wines: https://sesfikilewines.com/
Oleaq Wines: https://oleaq.com/
Report on pesticide usage on South African farms: https://amabhungane.org/the-346-pesticides-that-cause-cancer-birth-defects-or-worse-and-the-fight-to-keep-them/
Race in the Marketplace book: https://www.rimnetwork.net/rim-book1
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