Assoc Prof June Bam-Hutchison
Pre-colonial & Heritage Studies Lead Researcher/Interim Director of the Khoi and San Unit
June is Interim Director of the San and Khoi Centre, is widely published and an internationally known heritage practitioner. She supervises post-docs, PhDs, Masters and Honours students. Her research interests are in decolonisation, indigenous feminist epistemologies, African History, historiography, history education, preservation of endangered African languages and digital archives.
See links below:
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Ausi Told Me: Why Cape Herstoriographies Matter (pre-order) - Jacana Ausi Told Me: Why Cape Herstoriographies Matter provides fascinating insights into life at the Cape over several centuries, the indigenous inhabitants and their accumulated knowledge, and how attempts were made to systematically erase this knowledge during the colonial and apartheid eras. Yet the wisdom of the ages still resides with the Ausidi, the female, intergenerational knowledge-keepers
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http://www.africanstudies.uct.ac.za/khoi-and-san-unit-oaba-ansknowing-wind
Principal Investigator: Worldwide University Network Research Project (2020-) /Visiting Professor: Stanford University Overseas Programme (2014-2020)/Research Associate:York University (2008-2012) /Visiting Research Fellow:Kingston University (2008-2010)
Email: june.bam-hutchison@uct.ac.za
Appoints to be made via Vuyelwa.Mqanqeni@uct.ac.za