No Land! No House! No Vote! Voices from Symphony Way

Symphony Way pavement dwellers



   

Bring their words to the world - Author Tour Campaign!

We are raising money to bring authors from the acclaimed No Land! No House! No Vote! Voices from Symphony Way to the UK and the US where they can share their stories of struggle and survival. Watch the video and then see what your donation can do.

Blikkiesdorp Book Launch


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Matilda, Sarita, Jerome and Michelle talk to 3cr community radio

Pavement dwellers' short trek to Blikkiesdorp

Dozens of families who had been living on a pavement along Symphony Way in Delft for nearly two years finally relented and moved to temporary relocation area, Blikkiesdorp in October 2009 after the City of Cape Town secured an eviction order.

Our Word is Our Weapon

While the city of Cape Town intimidates residents with shotguns and tank-like vehicles, the people of Symphony Way respond with their words - and a round of applause.

Tin Town (© Barefoot Workshops, Inc)

Promised housing by the South African government, more than 100 Cape Town families found community through their struggle as squatters on a sandy road known as Symphony Way. Community members reflect on that road in their past and on the road ahead.

Tin Town - Original from Barefoot Workshops on Vimeo.



Vicky Anderson

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Badronessa Morris

Badronessa Morris ( jpg 33.67 KB )

Williams famiy

Williams famiy ( jpg 39.15 KB )

Schultz family

Schultz family ( jpg 33.90 KB )

Louis Claasen

Louis Claasen ( jpg 39.04 KB )

Mathilda Groepe

Mathilda Groepe ( jpg 49.46 KB )

Mncedisi Shaun Plaatjies

Mncedisi Shaun Plaatjies ( jpg 30.85 KB )
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