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Dive into community involvement as we discuss how to develop skills, embrace responsibility, and cultivate a spirit of service. Enroll in an upcoming CEF workshop to create a future full of meaningful contributions!" 🌍💙 #CommunityInvolvement #SkillsForLife #CEFEducates

IDPF supports all actors striving to improve education for all children by harnessing both state and non-state provision. In partnership with Global Schools Forum, we're excited to soon be launching ALL HANDS ON DECK FOR SDG 4, an action toolkit for collaboration in education systems. This collection of case studies and operational resources aims to resolve the challenges of a lack of recognition, integration and support of the affordable non-state sector. Read more: https://bit.ly/3UaNBft #allhandsondeckforSDG4

Join the conversation on funding equity in education! 🗣️ We’re excited to have our very own Lisanna Dominguez, MBA and Dr. Lisa Andrew leading an important session at the Ed Trust-West Education Equity Forum! They will discuss how we can leverage collective impact to address TK-12 funding inequities and promote educational equity. 🙌🏽 Don’t miss out on this critical discussion that can drive real change in our schools! #EdEquityForum #EducationalEquity #FundingEquity #CollectiveImpact #EducationMatters #EdTrustWest

👇Important course of interest to #educator working in #adultliteracy. 🔍This course will help support you to learn how to: 📲Tackle disinformation and boost critical media literacy. ✏️Register up to 19 January. #AdultLiteracyForLife

Check out my interview with one of the best leaders I know - Luvelle Brown

Learn how to address the challenges facing the health and care sector through effective and collaborative partnerships with our 'Systems go!' free online course. Designed for leaders working across the health and care systems. Enrol today. ⚙️

Hi CCA Fam! As we wrap up 2023, let's reflect on our achievements and challenges. Here's to another year of success, learning, and community growth in 2024! What's one goal you're aiming for in the new year? Share it in the comments👇 #EndofYear #CCACommunity #CCAFam #EducationForAll #CommunityCollege #CampusCommunity #ImpactfulChange #ThrivingTogether #CCACommunity #CommunityBuilding #ColoradoColleges

#Feedback Empowering Grassroots: Foundation for Civic Education and Social Empowerment (FOCESE) Staff Participate in World University Service of Canada (WUSC - EUMC) Volunteer-led Capacity Strengthening Training Last week Friday, Foundation for Civic Education and Social Empowerment (FOCESE) staff members took a significant step forward in their journey towards enhancing the impact and visibility of their grassroots projects. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of World University Service of Canada (WUSC - EUMC) Volunteer, our team participated in an #insightful capacity #strengthening training session focused on practical skills in impact #reporting and #storytelling. This training was not just about learning new techniques; it was about transforming the way we #communicate our #stories of change. By honing our #skills in reporting impacts and #crafting compelling narratives, we are now better equipped to showcase the #incrediblework happening at the #grassroots level. This is crucial for #attracting new partnerships and securing additional funding to support our initiatives. The session was interactive and hands-on, allowing our staff to engage deeply with the #material and #practice their new skills in real-time. The practical insights and #toolsgained will undoubtedly enhance our project’s visibility and amplify our voice in the community. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the World University Service of Canada (WUSC - EUMC) Volunteer Paul Atsu for their invaluable support and expertise. #Together, we are paving the way for more impactful #storytelling and greater opportunities for our projects. Stay tuned as we continue to share our journey and the positive changes we are creating! #FOCESE #WUSC #CapacityBuilding #ImpactReporting #Storytelling #Partnerships #Funding #GrassrootsEmpowerment #KMer #KM4AgD #Indigenousknowledge

👨🏫 Sir Martyn Oliver, Chief Inspector of Ofsted, delivered a compelling speech at the NAHT conference, emphasizing collaborative efforts to enhance the education system for all. 🔍 #BigListen #OfstedChanges #EducationSystem Sir Martyn Oliver addressed key topics including the #BigListen initiative, forthcoming changes in Ofsted's approach, and the importance of building a supportive environment for vulnerable children. Read the full transcript of his speech to learn more about the vision for a better education system. #NAHTConference #EducationLeadership

Breaking Barriers: My Journey at the SARSYC Conference on Advancing Equitable Access to Public Health and Education As I stepped into the bustling conference hall of the SARSYC Conference on Advancing Equitable Access to Public Health and Education, I could feel a palpable sense of excitement and anticipation in the air. Attendees from all walks of life had gathered, united by a common goal: to address the pressing issues surrounding equitable access to public health and education. Little did I know that this conference would be a transformative experience that would reshape my perspective and ignite a passion within me. The conference began with an inspiring keynote address by professor Dr Choolwe Mizyamba an assistant professor/lecturer Utrecht University and university of Amsterdam Dr. Choolwe emphasized the urgent need to dismantle systemic barriers that hindered marginalized communities from accessing quality healthcare and education. His words resonated deeply with me, igniting a fire within me to actively contribute to the cause. Throughout the conference, I attended various reflection action meetings and panel discussions that delved into the complexities of advancing equitable access. One session titled "Engaging the youths in climate change action:interrogating the role of young people in climate action on campus.sent a message to youths to stand and help advocate for climate action in campus Another panel discussion, "Education for All: inclusive and responsible education systems ," shed light on the challenges faced by underprivileged students in accessing quality education. The panelists shared stories of resilience and highlighted successful initiatives that had made a tangible impact in improving educational opportunities for marginalized communities. Their stories served as a powerful reminder that change is possible, and that each individual has the power to make a difference. As the conference drew to a close, I couldn't help but reflect on the valuable lessons I had learned and the connections I had made. The SARSYC Conference had not only broadened my understanding of the challenges faced by marginalized communities but also empowered me to take action. Armed with newfound knowledge and inspiration, I was determined to make a difference in my own community. The SARSYC Conference on Advancing Equitable Access to Public Health and Education is an eye-opening experience that challenged my preconceived notions and inspired me to become an agent of change. It taught me that through collective effort and unwavering determination, we can break down barriers and create a society where everyone has equal opportunities for a better future. #public health and education #moments of the conference #SARSYC #saywhat #SARSYC 2024 #Building bridges