
Wiedaad Slemming
@wslemming
Health professional, academic and researcher. Associate Professor, and Director of the Children's Institute at the University of Cape Town @CIatUCT.
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13-10-2010 06:45:49
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Congratulations to Equal Education Law Centre (EELC) and Children's Institute, University of Cape Town !!! Great to see that educators inflicting corporal punishment on children will now get educated on how to use alternative non-violent forms of discipline in the classroom



“Expecting individual teachers to change their behaviour in a school culture where violence is normalised is unrealistic without the tools to support behaviour change” - op ed in Sunday Times by our Senior Researcher Lucy Jamieson, and Prof Shanaaz Mathews. timeslive.co.za/sunday-times/o…



"There's nothing more to add, this horror must stop, now." - António Guterres on #Gaza


If you are interested in implementing a group based approach for antenatal and/or postanatal care see our GroupCare1000 implementation Toolkit we just published. Download at groupcare1000.com #antenatal #postnatal

Ilifa Labantwana Children’s long-term development is a function of a package of interrelated and integrated services covering the period from conception to age six: healthcare; nutritional support; support for primary caregivers; social services and protection; and early learning. #SAECR2024 #ECD

📡LIVE LAUNCH | HOW TO GET DOCUMENTED VIDEO SERIES We are excited to invite you, parents & caregivers to join our live #XSpaces launch of the "How to get Documented" infographic video series for children 🇿🇦 The speakers Malachi's father from the Children's Institute Children's Institute, University of Cape Town,


With nearly eight million children living below the food poverty line in South Africa, a research review by the Children's Institute (Children's Institute, University of Cape Town) UCT urges investing early in child welfare or risking a healthy, well-rounded generation: bit.ly/4dhrYAZ. #UCTResearch





It’s #WorldBreastfeedingWeek! Breast milk is the ideal first food. It's safe, clean & can protect against illnesses. World Health Organization (WHO) recommends starting breastfeeding within an hour of birth and continuing until the child is at least two years old. who.int/campaigns/worl…





Podcast🎙️ Dr Marsha Orgill, PhD. @ University of Cape Town, one of our senior researchers, discusses the GroupCare1000 project. Group care: women & partners meet up during pregnancy - or after with babies - for all medical & psychosocial care during #First1000Days, sharing experiences. spreaker.com/episode/32-cen…

Bernadette Daelmans (World Health Organization (WHO)) and Anna Detjen (UNICEF) put together this short video to provide an introduction to #NurturingCare for Early Childhood Development. They discuss the science, the framework, and reflections on the implementation process. youtube.com/watch?v=0rMp4R…