From left to right: Betty Davenport, home owner?, Professor Rodney Davenport, Noël Robb, standing outside one of the houses built by Government subsidy in Section 1 of Old Crossroads.
Crowds gathered outside the Cape Town City Hall on the occasion of the bestowing of the Freedom of the City of Cape Town on Archbishop Desmond Tutu, 20 May 1998
Group of adults and children at Educare Centre, Unathi Village, where the Black Sash had facilitated in providing a container to use as accommodation for the creche
Group of children at Educare Centre, Unathi Village, where the Black Sash had facilitated in providing a container to use as accommodation for the creche
Monitoring of the 1994 General Election. Woman standing in front of posters for the Black Sash Monitoring Group and the Network of Independent Monitors (NIM)
Voter education prior to the 1994 General Election.Val Goldschmidt and Jenny de Tolly giving voter education to group of women. Betty Davenport partially in photograph.
Voter education prior to the 1994 General Election preparations. Sash voter-education Val Goldsmidt explains as Maureen Hamse translates at Topcor Centre Unathi Village, Old Crossroads
Group, including a Black Sash member, outside the house of Joyce Ndinisa Elles, mother of Crossroads African National Congress organiser Richard Depouche, who died on 19 March 1993 when attackers opened fire on her home
