Webinar 30 October Climate Crises

[Dr Anne Wiltshire]

Dear Colleagues,

Please remember to join us this Thursday 30 October 2025 for a SASA Webinar on 'Climate Crises and Environmental Justice' with Cosmopolitan Karoo from 12:00 - 14:00 (SAST)

MS Teams Link: https://teams.live.com/meet/9395499915166?p=xQQclxXmfjuC2fJPaz

Best wishes and kind regards,

Dr. Anne Hilda Wiltshire
Director & Co‑Founder – Cohere Solutions
Sociologist | Social Research Methodologist & Policy Analyst | Academic Publishing & Editorial Leadership
Sociology Ph.D., M.A. (cum laude), B.A. Hons. (cum laude) – University of Stellenbosch
💡 'Sociology is the art of making the familiar strange, to better understand the world we live in'.

 ✉️ drannew...@cohere.solutions 
 🌐 www.cohere.solutions |  drannewiltshire.com

📚  Editor – South African Review of Sociology www.tandfonline.com/journals/rssr20/
📚  Council Member (Ex‑Officio) – South African Sociological Association www.sociology.africa
📚  Member – International Sociological Association www.isa-sociology.org
🔗  Researcher – www.orcid.org/0000-0001-8451-5420

🏅 Research Excellence – Agricultural Sector Education Training Authority of South Africa 
🏅 Academic Excellence – Rector’s Award, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa

Recent Publications:
🔖 Article: Wiltshire, A.H. 2025. Child Work, Care and Neglect in Farmworker Homes: An Empirical Critique of Social Reproduction Theory. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 45 (13-14), 73–91. https://doi.org/10.1108/IJSSP-03-2025-0208.
📝 Policy Brief: Wiltshire, A.H. 2025. The State of Child Neglect in South Africa. Robertson: Cohere Solutions. Available here.
📝 Research Report: Wiltshire, A.H. 2025. State of Child Neglect in South African Homes. Robertson: Cohere Solutions. Available here.
📜 PhD Dissertation: Wiltshire, A.H. 2024. Who Cares? Work in South African Farmworker Homes: A Dialectical Materialist Methodology. Stellenbosch: Stellenbosch University Publications. Available at:
https://scholar.sun.ac.za/handle/10019.1/131973.

Forthcoming Publications:
🔖 Article: Wiltshire, A.H. Forthcoming. Worker Homes: An Empirical Critique of Social Reproduction Theory and Comparative Case Study of South African Farmworkers. Under Review.
🔖 Article: Wiltshire, A.H. Forthcoming. The Neglect of Child Labour in Homes in Social Theory and Policy: A Conceptual Critique of Social Reproduction Theory and the United Nations. Under Review.