In late October, Agisanang Domestic Abuse Prevention Training (ADAPT) invited AI-SA to attend their launch of a men’s forum at Leeuwkop Prison.

The Global Call to action against Poverty (GCAP) was granted the opportunity to roll-out the screening of a movie called Themba in underprivileged communities throughout South Africa.

The Tri-Continental Film Festival is an annual, national festival that focuses on documentary and narrative films from or about three continents: Africa, Asia, America. The overall objective of the Festival is to showcase strong films that deal with the socio-political and human rights concerns of the regions mentioned above.

On Friday, 17 September 2010, the above mentioned workshop was held in Mpumalanga, Nelspruit, hosted by the National Welfare Forum (NWF) and Mpumalanga Welfare Forum (MWF) in partnership with Amnesty International South Africa,

On 28 August 2010, a women’s month event was held at Central Johannesburg College in Alexandra. The event was a collaborative effort between AI South Africa and Agisanang Domestic Abuse Prevention Programme (ADAPT).

Much like the JBF, the NGO Fair is an annual event that is organized by Khanya College. Now in its 2nd year, it was held at the Museum Africa in Newtown (Johannesburg) on 4 August 2010.

Jozi Book Fair (JBF) is an independent book fair that is hosted by Khanya College on an annual basis. The overall purpose of JBF is to promote a culture of reading and writing, and to provide a public and visible platform where social partners can come together.