HSRC represented at the 59th Session of the Commission on Population Development of the United Nations
HSRC Strategic Lead, Dr Nompumelelo Zungu was invited by the Department of Social Development to join the South African delegation at the Commission on Population Development’s 59th Session in New York at the UN headquarters from the 13th to the 17th of April. The delegation is led by the Deputy Minister of the Department of Women, Youth… View Article

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Youth mental health in focus: Global insights on life stressors in LMICs

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Mainstreaming engaged research as a response to South Africa’s developmental challenges

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