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Community conversations: Social cohesion
The NMF Centre of Memory and Dialogue community conversations are a continuation of work started in late 2007, focusing on HIV prevention. In 2009 the Foundation launched a series of conversations that focuses on creating social cohesion in communities where xenophobic violence is a problem.
The conversations are preceded by social mobilisation events and culminate in dialogue, which provides the opportunity for the community to create concrete plans to tackle the issues and to prevent the outbreak of violence in the future.
Khayelitsha Community Conversation on Social Cohesion: Zoe Nkonjolo reporting back on the first conversation held in Khayelitsha
