Interventions that support childhood development in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life have the potential to radically shift South Africa’s current inequality crisis. By Michelle Flowers and Daryl Swanepoel...
Without interventions along their life cycle, kids could well become the “disaffected youth” as early inequality gets compounded from birth, through school, and beyond. By Beth Vale and Daryl Swanepoel...
Young people’s future chances often begin in early childhood, setting in motion a range of inequities that tend to widen as children move through school and into the workforce...
Suhavna Khalawan | February 2023 I’m a proud millennial. I’ve experienced technology in all shapes and forms. From a DOS operating system and dial up internet, to the interconnected technology...
Sorina Oberholzer | February 2023 There’s a poem by Kenyatta Rogers called Labyrinth. It evokes for me the bleakness of those first weeks of hard lockdown – the starkness, the experience of loneliness, the...
Ursula Torr | February 2023 It’s a bit of a situation we’ve cooked up for ourselves here with this demonstration that all non-physical productivity can be better done by bots,...
Dave Strugnell | February 2023 Alan Turing had a remarkable - and remarkably sad – life. A gifted mathematician, a brilliant codebreaker during the Second World War, a renowned contributor...
Shivani Ranchod | February 2023 I have an abiding respect for the power of collective wisdom. It’s one of the reasons I love the Time To Think methodologies that we...
By the Percept Team | December 2022 Perceptors tend to devour books. And podcasts. Often, they seek out books that can teach them things – how to live, how to...
Shivani Ranchod | October 2022 Percept toasts to five years of building a fierce, wholehearted collective Right from the get-go, Percept has had a life force of its own, superseding the...
