Building a Unified, Relevant, and Responsive Psychology
We are pleased to announce that the Abstract Book for the International Network for Hate Studies Conference is now available.
The Abstract Book includes detailed summaries of the presentations, keynotes, and panels scheduled for the conference, offering valuable insights into the diverse topics to be explored.
Date: 6 and 7 November 2024 (09:30 -15:30 SAST)
Platform: MS Teams (you will receive link end of business 5 November)
Cost: R750.00 (for both days)
CPD: 6 General CEUs and 2 Ethics CEUs applied for
Click here: https://www.unisa.ac.za/ConsultPsych2024
Come and join us in this transformative journey, where professional insight meets compassionate intervention, where together, we redefine resilience in a world filled with challenges and possibilities.
Join the PsySSA Division for Research and Methodology for the first of two free webinars in November!
Date: 7 November 2024
Time: 12h00 to 13h00
MS Teams Link: https://shorturl.at/Fq8Uv (no registration is needed to attend)
About the webinar: Qualitative findings are important for the purposes of contextualising and giving voice to others. However, a persistent issue is the difficulty of moving beyond the unique context often required to carry out good qualitative work. Meta-synthesis has been proposed as a plausible solution to extend the contributions of qualitative research by synthesising findings across studies. Meta-synthesis is often touted as the qualitative equivalent of meta-analysis, yet the approach can be used to go beyond describing or accumulating findings across studies. It can provide researchers with the tools to generate broader insights and understand patterns across varied contexts. Since its inception, meta-synthesis has evolved into various approaches, including meta-ethnography, meta-narrative, critical interpretive synthesis, formal grounded theory, thematic synthesis, and meta-study. This webinar will contextualise some of these approaches, focusing on interpretive rather than aggregative versions of meta-synthesis. Specifically, meta-study will be discussed for its usefulness in exploring and synthesising beyond the findings of qualitative work. Thus, meta-study could aid in understanding how psychological topics are constructed by critically examining the theories, methods, and findings of qualitative research.
Can’t join us live? Watch all recordings of the PsySSA DRM Webinars and Research Podcast episodes on the PsySSA DRM YouTube Channel
Sulaiyman Philander has been lecturing at the University of Pretoria since 2012. Currently, he lectures at undergraduate and postgraduate level. At undergraduate level, he lectures personology and critical psychology and has contributed to the prescribed text used in the introductory modules. At postgraduate level, he enjoys lecturing on the philosophical foundations of qualitative research, critical social psychology, and introducing ATLAS.ti to his students. Sulaiyman also supervises postgraduate students at honours and master’s level. Since 2023, he has served as an Executive Committee Member for the Division for Research and Methodology of PsySSA. He is currently completing his PhD at the University of Pretoria under the guidance of Professor David Maree and is exploring how emotion is constructed in psychological research. His interests include emotion, uncertainty, procrastination, and qualitative methodology, and he is also developing an interest in exploring psychology within digital spaces.
The International Network for Hate Studies is proud to share with you the conference Draft Programme. The conference will be held at Century City Conference Centre, Cape Town, South Africa from 25-27 November 2024.
Please note: The Programme is subject to change.
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Dr Thandi Gamedze
Desmond Tutu Centre for Religion and social Justice, University of the Western Cape Dr Gamezde is an academic, a facilitator, a cultural worker, a writer, a poet, an educator, and a theologian. She has broad experience working across multiple sites, including churches, universities, and community organisations. Her focus is developing critical consciousness for enacting change in communities.
RESPONDENT
Zandi Radebe
University of South Africa Zandi Radebe is a lecturer at the University of South Africa. Her interest include Liberation historiographies, Memory and Resistance, Anti-Black Racism, and Africana womanism. Her specialisations include Political Theory/Political Philosophy, Pan African Black Consciousness Philosophy and Decoloniality.
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