Black Sash Collection

Black Sash Collection

University of Cape Town

The Black Sash was a non-violent white women's resistance organisation in South Africa. It was founded by Jean Sinclair in 1955. The organisation initially campaigned against the removal of mixed race voters.

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Type
Mixed media
Website
https://digitalcollections.lib.uct.ac.za/black-sash-collection
Country
South Africa South Africa
Rights
University of Cape Town Libraries.
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[Black Sash Monitoring Group]
[Advice Office Workshop, Port Elizabeth, 1993]
Young people in section 4 of Old Crossroads signal peace later in 1993
[Grand Parade, Cape Town, on day of inauguration of President Mandela]
[Voter education prior to the 1994 General Election]
Mothers of Crossroads show us the conditions of the school - a polling Station in April 1994
Government subsidy housing a little more generous in rural Barrydale 1998
NIM Monitors - an alliance of monitors that included Sash monitors over the election period
[Opening of the first democratic parliament in South Africa]
Sash voter-education Val Goldsmit explains as Maureen Hamse translates at Topcor Centre Unathi Old Crossroads""
[Grand Parade, Cape Town, on day of inauguration of President Mandela]
[Advice Office Workshop, Port Elizabeth, 1993]
[Children in section 4 of Old Crossroads, 1993]
[Cape Town on Inauguration Day of President Mandela]
At a TRC hearing at Cape Town Adderley Street Offices; relatives and officials 1996
[Small group discussion at the Black Sash National Conference, 1989
Anne-Marie Hendrikz, Carla Sutherland, Karin Chubb
[Delegate at the Black Sash National Conference, 1989]
[Two delegates at the Black Sash National Conference, 1989]
[Delegates at the Black Sash National Conference, 1989]