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About the Endorsement Campaign 
 

This part of the initiative represents an important aspect to the project as it combines the creative and associated inspirational nature of art with the insight and wisdom of the representatives from the world of children’s rights and the position of women in the developing world. By endorsing the initiative, individuals and organisations recognise this initiative as a worthwhile project.

 

It further allows for the inclusion of written statements, articles etc. by the individual and organisational endorsements in the catalogue of their respective views regarding children’s’ rights. The catalogue will be widely distributed through the exhibitions campaign as well as promoted at schools and institutions of higher education.

 
 
Endorsements for the Women for Children project have been received from the following institutions and organisations:
 
National
 
AGENDA Feminist Media project
Amnesty International, South Africa
Botsotso Jesters
Judge Edwin Cameron, Supreme Court of Appeal
Linda Dhabicharan, Childline KZN
Marianne Fassler, Fashion designer
Nadine Gordimer, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
Prof. M.W. Makgoba, UKZN Vice-Chancellor
Marylin Martin, Iziko Musuems of South Africa
Judge Yvonne Mokgoro, Constitutional Court
Wilfrid Cardinal Napier OFM, Catholic Archbishop of Durban
Prof. Linda Richter, Human Sciences Research Council
Gladys Ryan, Children First
Judge Albie Sachs
Desmond M Tutu, Archbishop Emeritus
Cati Vawda, Children's Rights Centre
Prof. Alan Whiteside
Prof. E. P. Whyte, HIVAN
VANSA, Visual Arts Network South Africa
Prof. B. C. Goba, DUT Vice-Chancellor
Julia Grey, former editor, The Teacher
 
International
 
Russell Brown, Scottish MP, Dumfries & Galloway
William Kelly, Artist
Alasdair Morgan, Scottish Parliament
Dr Rob Moodie, CEO Victorian Health Promotion Foundation
Prof. Andrew Tomkins, Director, Centre for International Child Health
Dr Elizabeth Mason, Director, Child & Adolescent Health & Development, World Health Organisation