Delecia Davids, the first South African recipient of the prestigious Einstein Fellowship, joins this episode to share her remarkable journey from Delft to the world. Her story is a testament to the power of curiosity, hard work, and determination. As a lecturer at Stellenbosch University, Delecia is passionate about technology in education and is currently pursuing her PhD in education. But what's truly remarkable about Delecia's story is her desire to uncover the hidden histories of South Africa's Coloured community and to explore how these stories can shape our understanding of identity and belonging.

Delecia's journey is marked by moments of self-discovery, from her childhood in Delft to her experiences as a student and a teacher. She talks about the impact of her primary school educators, who instilled in her a love of learning and a sense of purpose. Delecia also shares her experiences as a researcher, where she's been exploring the intersection of technology and education, and how this has led her to question the dominant narratives of South African history.

As Delecia prepares to embark on a six-month fellowship at Albert Einstein's former summer house in Germany, she reflects on the significance of this opportunity and how it will allow her to step out of her comfort zone and explore new perspectives. She also shares her hopes for the future, including her dream of creating a new model for education that prioritizes agency and creativity.

Join Delecia she shares her inspiring story and insights on identity, belonging, and the power of education. Listen in as she talks about her experiences, her research, and her dreams for the future. Don't miss this conversation that will leave you feeling inspired and motivated to pursue your own path.