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The Human Sciences Research Council makes this Spatial Insights publication available for people who want to examine South Africa's labour market, youth exclusion and the geographic concentration of unemployment using Q1 2026 official statistics and spatial analysis.
The Human Sciences Research Council makes a collection of opinion and analysis articles available online. These articles cover topics such as innovation, education, public health, food security, governance, and social development in South Africa and across Africa. They are published by various HSRC divisions and units and are accessible to anyone with internet access.
The Human Sciences Research Council is hosting its annual conference in 2026. This event brings together researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to discuss key social science issues in South Africa and beyond.
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researchers, policymakers, practitioners, academics, and professionals in the social sciences
Organisations and researchers can join collaborative pathways to improve gender equality in grant-making processes through joint research and policy engagement.
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grant-making organisations, researchers, and gender equality practitioners
The HSRC invites input and engagement on research related to the lived experiences of people with disabilities in Langa, particularly around visibility and participation in democracy.
Researchers and practitioners can engage with the HSRC’s new paper on alliances for affordable urban housing, potentially contributing to future studies and policy work.
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urban planners, housing advocates, researchers, and policymakers
Experts and teams can contribute to developing a policy advocacy framework for the National Development Agency, supporting inclusive development and institutional change.
The HSRC provides open access to research outputs, including reports, evaluations, and datasets, related to innovation, science, and technology in South Africa and the Global South.
The Human Sciences Research Council is inviting researchers, academics, and practitioners to submit grey literature on sexual orientation and gender identity in South Africa. This includes unpublished reports, policy briefs, working papers, and other non-peer-reviewed materials that contribute to understanding LGBTQ+ experiences and rights in the country.
The Human Sciences Research Council is inviting scholars, policymakers, industry leaders, civil society organisations, and thought leaders to attend and contribute to the HSRC Annual Conference 2026. The event will explore how digital technologies are reshaping society, with a focus on ethics, inequality, democracy, and alternative pathways for technological development in Africa and the Global South.
