Grassroots Resilient Stories

Grassroots Resilient Stories Sharing stories about communities building resilience and resistance to injustices.🏴

Grassroots Resilient Stories is a registered NPO sharing and amplifying the stories of local communities building resilience from the ground up. Grassroots Resilient Stories is partnered with the Waste Pickers Movement in Makhanda and the Ntirhisano Community Centre in Salt River.

Cowhide Collective Jam Session. Wed, Nov 12 | 6–9 PM | 515 Albert Rd, Salt River. Entry: Contribute what you can (R20–R1...
10/11/2025

Cowhide Collective Jam Session. Wed, Nov 12 | 6–9 PM | 515 Albert Rd, Salt River. Entry: Contribute what you can (R20–R100)

All women are invited to a community meeting on Wednesday, 12 November, from 16:00 to 17:30 at Ha Makumalo, Stand No. 26...
09/11/2025

All women are invited to a community meeting on Wednesday, 12 November, from 16:00 to 17:30 at Ha Makumalo, Stand No. 2664, Phomolong Entrance 2, Mangaung. Let’s come together to build our unity and voice.

COMMUNITY MEETING — ALL WOMEN INVITED📍 Ha Makumalo, Phomolong📞 Makumalo: +27 62 701 2014🕓 16H00 | Wed, 5 Nov 2025, Agend...
04/11/2025

COMMUNITY MEETING — ALL WOMEN INVITED📍 Ha Makumalo, Phomolong📞 Makumalo: +27 62 701 2014
🕓 16H00 | Wed, 5 Nov 2025, Agenda: Forming a Women’s Group. A space for women to come together, share struggles, and build solutions rooted in care, solidarity, and collective strength.

Princess D LIVE at Cowhide Poetry Open Mic 📍 Ntirhisano Community Centre, 515 Albert Rd, Salt River, Cape Town 📅 Wed, 29...
23/10/2025

Princess D LIVE at Cowhide Poetry Open Mic 📍 Ntirhisano Community Centre, 515 Albert Rd, Salt River, Cape Town 📅 Wed, 29 Oct | ⏰ From 19:00 (Open Mic 6–9:30 PM) 💸 Contribute what you can (R20–R100) Princess D is a new artist with deep creative roots. She grew up practicing music, poetry, and dance. Her poetry has been published, and she now explores songwriting with her brother’s beats. A q***r artist, her work reflects love, mental health, and identity. Her bold fashion and presence always stand out.

Cowhide Poetry Open Mic📍 515 Albert Rd, Salt River, Cape Town 📅 Wed, Oct 22 | 🕕 6–9:30 PM 💸 Contribute what you can (R20...
20/10/2025

Cowhide Poetry Open Mic📍 515 Albert Rd, Salt River, Cape Town 📅 Wed, Oct 22 | 🕕 6–9:30 PM 💸 Contribute what you can (R20–R100). With love and solidarity to all who keep this space alive—those here, those yet to come, and comrades across the world. Bring your poem, song, or rhythm this Wednesday. A space for the people—no judgment, no hierarchy—just truth, care, and collective creation.

🎬 Radical Film Screening: Land & Freedom.📍Ntirhisano Community Centre, 515 Albert Rd, Salt River 📅 Sat, Oct 25, 2025 | 6...
16/10/2025

🎬 Radical Film Screening: Land & Freedom.📍Ntirhisano Community Centre, 515 Albert Rd, Salt River 📅 Sat, Oct 25, 2025 | 6–9:30 P ✊🏿 All welcome – Pay what you can (R20–R100). Workers. The poor. The marginalized. They rose against fascism in the Spanish Revolution—fighting for equality, solidarity, and workers’ power. Their struggle echoed across the world, from Spain to South Africa. Today, the betrayal continues—right-wing forces, corrupt elites, capitalist greed. The fight is not over. Organize. Resist. Take back power!

Lendelane Maapola & Khalysa Live at Cowhide Poetry Open Mic📍 Ntirhisano Community Centre, 515 Albert Rd, Salt River📅 Wed...
09/10/2025

Lendelane Maapola & Khalysa Live at Cowhide Poetry Open Mic📍 Ntirhisano Community Centre, 515 Albert Rd, Salt River📅 Wed, Oct 15, 2025 ⏰ 6–9:30 PM🎟️ Entry: Pay what you can (R20–R100). Lendelane Maapola and Khalysa are young artists and songwriters who speak their minds through music.
Khalysa’s soulful voice moves through rock, pop, R&B, soul, blues, indie, and country. Lendelane channels the spirit of 2Pac, Juice Wrld, and ###Tentacion into his own lyrical journey of struggle and self-discovery. Both artists turn pain into power—celebrating freedom, resilience, and truth. Ntirhisano is an antifascist community space where creativity meets resistance. As Fela Kuti said, “Music is the weapon.” Every day is a revolution. ✊🏿🎶

🎬 RADICAL FILM SCREENING: COLD CASE HAMMARSKJÖLD. In 1961, UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld died in a mysterious pl...
08/10/2025

🎬 RADICAL FILM SCREENING: COLD CASE HAMMARSKJÖLD. In 1961, UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld died in a mysterious plane crash while confronting the exploitation of Africa’s minerals. This explosive documentary digs deep into the truth — exposing a covert apartheid network, SAIMR, possibly tied to his assassination. Beyond Hammarskjöld’s death, the film also explores disturbing claims of a deliberate spread of HIV among Black Africans through fake medical aid — a claim still widely debated in scientific and activist circles today.📍 Ntirhisano Community Centre, 515 Albert Rd, Salt River, Cape Town 📅 Sat, Oct 11 | 6–9:30 PM ✊🏿 All welcome — Pay what you can (R20–R100). Watch. Reflect. Organize. The struggle continues!

🎬 Radical Film Screening: MAPANTSULA. In apartheid South Africa, even obedience was punished. A story of survival, betra...
04/10/2025

🎬 Radical Film Screening: MAPANTSULA. In apartheid South Africa, even obedience was punished. A story of survival, betrayal, and resistance in Soweto. The system crush the poor to protect the powerful.📍 Ntirhisano Community Centre, 515 Albert Rd, Salt River 📅 Sat, Oct 4, 2025 ⏰ 6–9 PM✊🏿 All welcome — Pay what you can (R20–R100)

✨ Khalysa Live at NCC Cowhide Poetry Open Mic ✨📍 515 Albert Rd, Salt River 📅 Wed, Oct 1 | ⏰ 6–8 PM. A rising voice blend...
29/09/2025

✨ Khalysa Live at NCC Cowhide Poetry Open Mic ✨📍 515 Albert Rd, Salt River 📅 Wed, Oct 1 | ⏰ 6–8 PM. A rising voice blending rock, soul, blues & more—Khalysa turns struggle into music, celebrating freedom and resilience. Don’t miss it! 🎶

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