TEKANO is built upon a commitment to the Bill of Rights enshrined in the Constitution of South Africa. It is rooted within the principles of the Alma-Ata Declaration.
These values will be reflected not only in the content of the fellowship and alumni programs but in TEKANO’s ways of working. In particular, TEKANO is committed to:
- operate in a transparent manner
- run the fellowship and alumni programs in a participatory manner that recognises that everyone has something to teach and something to learn
- foster a culture of respect and dignity and operate with an inclusive ethos
- foster a culture of critical reflection, using critical pedagogy, quality assessment and on-going learning
- recognise leadership among fellows of diverse ages, genders, ethnicities, ‘races’, classes, locations, disciplines and backgrounds
- foster commitment to and expertise in collective leadership and change-making that weaves and facilitates well beyond the individual participating fellows
- ground the content of TEKANO’s programs in a commitment to strengthening the agency of those who are marginalised, and to
- recognise their assets and promote local ownership in the shaping of health equity initiatives.
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