Solidarity / Accompaniment

Support
the work.

Stand with eKasi Theologies by walking alongside communities, making resources available and helping create space for theology from below.

Ways to walk alongside

Solidarity has many forms.

The strongest support does not arrive to take over. It listens, shares power, makes room and helps communities pursue the work they have already named.

Accompany

Walk alongside communities

Join gatherings, listen to local priorities and build relationships in and around South African townships without treating communities as projects.

Share skills

Offer what you know

Contribute facilitation, research, writing, design, communications, translation, archiving, legal knowledge, counselling or event support.

Make space

Host a conversation

Open a room, invite the work into your institution or organise a reading group where difficult questions can be held with care.

Circulate

Read and share the work

Use the papers, cite the ideas, recommend the archive and help township-rooted theology travel without losing its location or accountability.

Resource

Support practical needs

Help make gatherings, transport, food, access, documentation and community care possible for people who are often asked to give more than they have.

Return

Stay accountable

Keep showing up beyond a single event. Ask what changed, what is needed now and how your support can remain answerable to the people most affected.

In solidarity

The work is held in relationship.

eKasi Theologies gratefully acknowledges the accompaniment and shared spaces that strengthen this work.

Give materially

Money can make room for the work.

Financial support helps cover the ordinary conditions that allow community-rooted theological work to happen: gathering spaces, travel, food, access, research, documentation and care.

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