Lisa Joshua Sonn says the language we speak is insignificant as we reach for the connections that unite us as human beings.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says in our beloved crying country, 3 to 4 women are murdered by their intimate partners every day.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says father must teach their sons how to use their words and not their fists.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says we need to focus on raising girls who are not from positions of access, but who can provide leadership and add value to their places of study, work and our country.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says the water state of emergency transcends race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, social status and economies.

Lisa Joshua Sonn’s greatest drive is that people realise that human connection is the only way to solve so many problems.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says it is possible to be powerful without force, without loudness, without blame, without contestation.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says the silent men dropping their eyes or laughing into their beer bottles are complicit with their silence.

Lisa Joshua Sonn asks who wants things to get so bad in South Africa that we need a coup.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says we can all look at how we can be the change that can transform our circles of influence through inconvenient, uncomfortable conversations.

Lisa Joshua Sonn supports the idea of active citizenry, saying there is wisdom in crowds.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says we have to teach our children that there are consequences for bad behaviour.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says choosing to adopt a child to love and nurture as your own must be one of the biggest commitments one can make.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says irrespective of how fancy, famous, infamous, good or bad your family is, none of the credit or blame is due to you.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says more needs to be done in South Africa to accommodate women starting or expanding their families.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says people need to learn to be better at responding to invitations.

Lisa Joshua Sonn believes that education is a route out of a predictable future.

Lisa Joshua Sonn says all children should be domesticated as they are human beings who must co-exist in the world.