SAPPIN Families Indaba

Creative comms and a groundbreaking conference
Client: 
SAPPIN (South African Parenting Programme Implementers Network)
Brief: 
An inaugural two day conference for government, funders and civil society organisations to facilitate conversation around the critical role of families and draw attention to the collaboration and innovation of the SAPPIN network.
Delivery: 
The SAPPIN Families Indaba, an immersive experience over two days at Victoria Yards included breakaway spaces that felt like home, a silent theatre piece, audio visual elements, dynamic speakers, panel discussions and made use of Open Space Technology (OST) for participants to co-create the agenda and outcomes.
Impact: 
In a divided South African parenting sector where incredible work is being done in silos, SAPPIN aims to strengthen the voice of civil society working with families through collaboration and shared learning. Their first Families Indaba was incredibly well-received and launched SAPPIN into the sector as a key player, securing interest and further funding to grow the network.

The South African Parenting Programme Implementers Network (SAPPIN) is a network of experienced organisations who work to strengthen the voice of civil society working with families through collaboration and shared learning. SAPPIN endorses, advocates for and enables programmes to support families in building towards a violence-free society.

The inaugural SAPPIN Families Indaba was the culmination of several years of SAPPIN’s vision to highlight the work of the organisations within SAPPIN and desire to share the critical role of families and support for families in South Africa. The Families Indaba foregrounded that the family and support for families (in all their diversity) is at the centre of any sustainable change in our country and acknowledged the real and complex challenges facing South Africa with a call for collaboration around what needs to be done to progress and shift.

Our collaboration with SAPPIN to realise their first Families Indaba also included development of their brand identity, website, social media channels, internal comms, production of impact films and advocacy material to position SAPPIN as a credible voice in the sector and draw attention to the collaboration and innovation of the network as a whole.

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