June 2005 Some would call Letlapa Mphalele a mass killer. He ordered attacks on white people to further the struggle against apartheid. But meeting with one of his victims' families changed both their lives forever. "My proudest moment was when I saw whites being killed on the battlefield," boasts Mphalele. His attacks resulted in the deaths of more than 50 people -- something he has never apologised for. Ginn Fourie's daughter was one of those killed. She struggled to get over her daughter's death until she met up with Letlapa and they both embarked on a life changing journey.

We meet Gugu Gcabashe, the deputy principal at Sibusisiwe Comprehensive High School. She talks about how the #AidsFreeGen campaign is the first of it's kind at her school and how it has impacted their school. Sibusisiwe Comprehensive High School won first place in the Most Powerful Call To Action category of the campaign.

We meet Monde Rubushe, a press team member from one Unity Secondary School. He talks to us about his experience of being part of the Press Team at his school and how they went about creating their #AidsFreeGen campaign.

A short but fascinating introduction to the GSA's ground-breaking documentary project, Safe Space, explaining the rationale, briefs and discussions behind the film.

Filmed in the basement of the Museum of African Design, Session # 3 is where students begin to engage with the tricky question of the 'Other'. For the first time, we asked students to pair up, to look into each other's eyes for a full three minutes, not speaking, not dropping their gaze...focusing instead on the uncomfortable truth with which the session began: all too often, we construct our 'Other' (the person who is not like us) on the basis of what they look like. Watch the full session here.

My Story, My Culture: watch the introduction to 'Safe Space: The Documentary' project where we describe the project, its aims, ambitions, hopes, fears . . . and more. Thirteen students, three tutors, a facilitator and the filmmakers try to set the ground rules for what is about to follow.