Dear School Partnership Enthusiasts,
Dear Interested Individuals,
We’re excited to invite you to the first event in our 2025 ENSA workshop series, focusing on important topics related to school partnerships in the North-South context. This workshop will be conducted in English and is open to anyone interested who understands the language. It is specifically designed to include your partners from the Global South. We kindly ask you to share this invitation with any Southern partners who might be interested.
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Learning with and from each other - opportunities for transformation through North-South school partnerships
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- Date: Wednesday, January 22, 2025
- Time: 4pm to 6pm (UTC+1)
- Location: Online
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Registration deadline is Tuesday, January 21, 2025.
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All teachers and NGO staff who participate or have participated in a school partnership and all others who are interested in global learning topics and the organization of development policy school partnerships. Please note that this workshop will be held in English and is therefore especially suitable for partners from the Global South and everyone who feels comfortable with the English language.
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The long distances, differing conditions, and various needs—these are all reasons why a North-South partnership might seem challenging at first glance. However, by approaching one another and the circumstances with openness and interest, previously unknown perspectives and opportunities for learning can emerge. From breaking down stereotypes to gaining a better understanding of global interconnections, and even co-developing solutions, such collaborations can yield many positive outcomes. This workshop will focus on exploring these opportunities. The presenters:- Margaret Nakato Lubyayi (Uganda), Founder and Executive Director of the Ugandan organization Katosi Women Development Trust (KWDT) and coordinator of the Uganda-Saxony Partnership Project. Her work has earned several awards, including the International Margarita Lizarraga Medal from the UN in 2021. KWDT aims to improve the living standards of rural fishing communities around Lake Victoria in Uganda by empowering them to participate actively in their development processes.
- Fiona Okwere (Uganda), Project Coordinator at Katosi Women Development Trust (KWDT) for the Uganda-Saxony Partnership Project.
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Information for participation
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Kindly share this event with your English speaking partners. Please find the registration links for German and English participants below.
Participation is free of charge.
We will send you the link to join the online event via email a few days before the workshop.
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You can find more exciting training sessions on North-South school partnerships in the ENSA event calendar.
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Feel free to share this invitation within your network. We look forward to your participation!
If you have any questions or feedback about our events and workshop, feel free to contact us via email at:
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Your ENSA-Team from
Engagement Global gGmbH
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Kontakt
Engagement Global gGmbH
ENSA - Programm
Lützowufer 6, 10785 Berlin
Telefon +49 30 254 82-3435
ensa-programm@engagement-global.de
Zur ENSA-Website
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ENGAGEMENT GLOBAL gGmbH
Service für Entwicklungsinitiativen
Telefon: +49 228 20717-0
info@engagement-global.de
Zur Engagement Global Website
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