Welcome to the CSCC podcast series. Building Solidarity for social justice. While we physically distance our solidarity is key to fighting the consequences of COVID-19.

This month we are in discussion with Maggie Mthombeni from the Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance.

The CSCC has established a solidarity fund to support the work of Izwi: you can make donations here:

https://www.backabuddy.co.za/champion/project/domestic-workers-solidarity-fund

CSCC Podcast #1 Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance

The CSCC was established in 2018 to provide a platfrom from which civil society organisations can collaboratively work in the struggle towards strengthening democracy in South Africa. There has been a fragmented response from civil society to social inequalities and social justice. This collective purposes to pull together resources, experiences and campaigns of organisations to establish a cohesive force for Constitutionalism, equality and justice. CoRMSA and LHR will focus on campaigns that focus on building solidarity with South African civil society with refugees and migrants in South Africa.  Specific focus will be given to a campaign against xenophobia from which to build a movement and solidarity with other organisations. CoRMSA and LHR seek alliance with other organisations and movements. This newsletter covers themes central to issues that affect both refugees, migrant communities and South Africans and the work being done by organisations in the collective to jointly address the injustice of poverty and inequality that affects us all

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