Crime and Crime Prevention in Greater Johannesburg: The views of police station commissioners Written by Rauch, J. Rauch, J. (1998). Crime and Crime Prevention in Greater Johannesburg: The views of police station commissioners. Seminar No. 2, 1998 Presenter: Janine Rauch Janine Rauch is an independent consultant. Date: 12 March 1998 Venue: Johannesburg Metropolitan Council, Johannesburg, South Africa The CSVR has been providing assistance to the officials of the Greater Johannesburg Metro Council responsible for developing a crime prevention strategy. The CSVR would like to thank the Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Gauteng for authorising this research, and each of the SAPS Station Commissioners in Greater Johannesburg for their time, patience and willingness to be interviewed. Background The CSVR is an independent non-governmental organisation which works on a range of activities, including research, related to violence and reconciliation. Methodology Data Gathering Sampling Analysis The Notion of "Greater Johannesburg" Boundary Issues Local Cops?
ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide Adventures In Gay adventuresingay: See the full video here: MY COMING OUT STORY So just to clarify the above gif set (as per some questions and comments I received) In reference to the images above, the implication was not to suggest that one group of individuals is any better or worse than any other, nor even different. In the context of my coming out video, the phrase “being gay isn’t normal, it’s special” came in the run of a larger dialogue specifically in reference to my sexuality and it’s influence on my artistic career and endeavors. The two most important aspects of being an artist are; Honesty and a unique point of view. Taking into account the number of gay individuals in relation to the global population (roughly 5%) we are, in almost any given community, an overwhelming minority. "It’s not normal… it’s special. At a time where simply being gay is a crime in many countries, our insight and our voices are more valuable than ever. Love Hat
The Death of Johannesburg Trends, Strategies, Research for Design Professionals - DesignIntelligence IdeaFixa Urban Regional Development & Planning - Printed and Multimedia Material available in the Wits Architecture Library re. Yeoville projects (ask at the desk for the 'Yeoville Archives'): 1. Are we alone? 2. 3. 4. 5.Design interventions for Street Trading in Yeoville. 6.Design with diversity in Yeoville: incorporating the thoughts of users into the design of the Yeoville Park. 7.Desire boundaries: semiotics at the edge of a building. 8.EATING EXPERIENCE IN YEOVILLE; RESEARCH REPORT.ARPL2009 Wits 2010. 9. 10.The family and the Church: St Aidan's Church - Yeoville- Johannesburg (Photocopy) 11.Four Yeoville Building Stories. 12.The Governance of the ANC branch at Yeoville. 13. 14.Glimpses of Truth: Portraits of Yeoville Activists. 15.The History of Attempts to create a business forum in Rocky Raleigh, Yeoville. 16.Informal Street Trading in Yeoville. 17.INNOVATION IN SUBSIDISED RENTAL HOUSING DESIGN; 2010 COMPETITION BRIEF. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.PERCEPTIONS OF STREET TRADERS ALONG ROCKEY/RALEIGH; RESEARCH REPORT. 27. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33.
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