Relate your Research - a social work podcast

• S3/Ep.2 "Connecting People, Policy, and Place: A Conversation with Prof. Cathy Sutherland"

  In this episode, Kayla sits down with Professor Cathy Sutherland from the University of KwaZulu-Natal to explore the fascinating intersections of society, space, and environment. From the social impacts of mega-projects in Durban to shaping environmental policy and understanding urban vulnerability, Prof. Sutherland shares how her research is driving conversations about sustainable, inclusive cities. Connect with Kayla on Linkedin

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• S3/Ep.1 “Kayla Field Takes the Mic: A New Season of Relating Research”

  In this season 3 opener of Relate Your Research, new host Kayla Field shares her journey from a curious school student to conducting cancer research at Stellenbosch University — and the lessons she learned along the way. With a passion for education and making complex ideas accessible, Kayla sets the stage for a season of conversations that bring research to life, making it relevant, relatable, and inspiring for everyone. Connect with me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kayla-field-41618b17b Connect with Kayla on Linkedin

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• S2/Ep.17 "Season 1 close out reflection from Dr Jessica Ronaasen"

  This episode is a personal reflection on the first Season of Relate Your Research. IT has been such a privilege to preserve research in a fun and conversational way. In 2022 I had a baby - and completed my Phd! What a journey! This episode features some tips and practical tools that helped me manage and complete the year with two of my life greatest achievements. Some useful tools and referrals: Richard Baker - Podcast Production and Mixing https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-baker-325409111/ Lisa Gouws - Proof Reading, Editing & Reference Support [email protected] Gloria Cooper - Transcription Services https://transcriptions-services.co.za Connect with Kayla on Linkedin

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• S2/Ep.16 "How are our communities responding to Gender Based Violence with Lauren Jacobs"

  In our final episode of the season we tackle a relevant topic for 2020, Gender Based Violence (GBV). Lauren Jacobs relates her research on this controversial topic on how our communities are responding to GBV, specifically in faith-based communities. Lauren describes herself as a Literary Artist, Professional Author, Radio Host 729AM, Ordained Minister, Journalist and Equality Advocate. Some noteworthy achievements include; Desmond Tutu - Gerrit Brand Award Winner 2017, Ted x Cape Town Speaker 2018, Next Generation Award Winner (Washington, U.S.A) 2019, Global Women's Empowerment Summit Speaker (Sandton) 2021. She completed her B.A degree - UNISA | Post graduate Honours | Master in Divinity - Therapeaia Bible College | Link Up: Website: https://laurenjacobs.co.za/ Instagram: @profuselyprofound https://www.cbeinternational.org/persons/aliyah-jacobs Connect with Kayla on Linkedin

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• S2/Ep.15 "The role of financial literacy education in facilitating social development with Adriaan Jordaan"

  Basic financial concepts are vital for facilitating social development in South Africa. In a recently completed study by Adriaan Jordaan a Stellenbosch University graduate shares his Masters research. Adriaan describes his investigation into the perceptions of social workers on the role of financial literacy education in facilitating social development. Financial literacy education has been understudied in South Africa and studies (in countries with similar socio-economic challenges to SA) have shown financial literacy education initiatives can act as effective mediums to help buffer clients against poor socio-economic circumstances. Endorsed by Stellenbosch University Department of Social Work Linkedin Account: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriaan-jordaan-9455351b7/ Connect with Kayla on Linkedin

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