The Nelson Mandela Foundation contributes to a society that remembers its pasts, listens to all its voices, and pursues social justice in order to promote peace, human rights and democracy.
Tell the United Nations what vital issues should be included in the next global agenda. Deadline: 31 March 2015.
Browse a selection of cartoons from the poignant portfolio of political artist and social commentator Len Sak, a cartoonist for the Sowetan who published artworks with a message for South Africa from 1990 to 1994.
Curated by the Nelson Mandela Foundation’s Research and Archive team, the memory exhibition offers a unique perspective on Mandela’s life within the contexts of colonialism, apartheid and democracy.
For many, interactions with Nelson Mandela remain the experience of a lifetime.
Explore a virtual archive of Nelson Mandela's personal papers and photographs that tell the story of his life and legacy. View personal papers and original court documents, discover previously unpublished manuscripts, and browse photographs of Mandela the man.
Browse incredible resources, artefacts and documents used by Nelson Mandela to meticulously record his years spent in South African prisons. View his handwritten calendar entries for each day spent behind bars, and read letters smuggled out of prison to his friends and family.
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