
When medicines are made outside the factory: Why pharmacovigilance matters more than ever
5 August 2026
SOPH’s Prof Tabana highlights how SAMRC’s extramural units drive African scientific excellence
12 August 2026
When medicines are made outside the factory: Why pharmacovigilance matters more than ever
5 August 2026
SOPH’s Prof Tabana highlights how SAMRC’s extramural units drive African scientific excellence
12 August 2026
Building on the first symposium held on 19 June 2026, which sought to address misinformation about refugees and migrants in South Africa, encourage dialogue on constructive ways forward, and oppose violent responses, this second symposium aims to provide a platform to:
- Reflect on the experiences of various stakeholders involved in the repatriation process and the humanitarian response.
- Discuss the gaps and challenges in responding to the humanitarian crisis and identify practical strategies to address the injustices experienced by refugees and migrants.
We are privileged to be joined by Prof. Harald Bauder from the Toronto Metropolitan Centre for Immigration and Settlement, who will share international perspectives and lessons from the Urban Sanctuary, Migrant Solidarity and Hospitality in Global Perspective (SoliCity)* project, highlighting approaches to fostering solidarity, inclusion, and protection for refugees and migrants.
Target Audience: Researchers, policy makers, civil society, refugee and migrant communities, students and other key stakeholders.
- 70 in-person attendees
- Unlimited online attendees
