In this episode we enjoy a conversation with two young women. Hannah and Gabi. We talk about racism at schools and Gender Based Violence. What a refreshing and honest chat. Thank you both. We would love to hear from you. Please message us at [email protected]

In this episode, Hayley and Caren share where they are at in the work of antiracism. In it, we share some of our disappointments and our hopes. We would love to hear from you. Contact us via our instagram account @themeetingroom_cpt

In this episode we continue a conversation with Linda Martindale. It is rich and weighty and full of great challenges and ideas for being the change in our beautiful SA.

In these episodes, we get to chat with Linda Martindale, who has become a friend of The Meeting Room. We share these two parts with you to be enjoyed at your leisure. We recorded these outside because of Covid and so please enjoy the garden life sounds along with a great conversation.

In this conversation we connect with two women from The Meeting Room, Chernay and Karen. We talk about the book we are reading together , Another Country by Sharlene Swartz and share how perceptions and relationships have changed. It is a beautiful conversation which is both raw and real.

In this episode we enjoy a deep and personal conversation with Karen Nelson and Dani Moosajie who share their stories and experiences on not only growing up and living in Cape Town but on working in the NGO world.

Join us as we share a deeply personal conversation with Fundiswa. She is a young, dynamic woman living in Cape Town. Fundi challenges us to consider our history, whiteness and diversity. It is a beautiful and honest conversation. Enjoy.

This is a beautiful and honest conversation with two woman on the journey with us in The Meeting Room.

In this episode , Hayley and Caren answer some questions sent from a friend.

Welcome to The Meeting Room. We are two friends , journeying together to change the narrative born out of a divisive and racist past. We are not alone on the journey and invite you to join the conversation. In this episode, Hayley shares some of her thoughts about growing up in Apartheid SA and where we find ourselves today.