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Today, Institute of Applied Manpower Research invited me to facilitate a session of Community life competence and SALT with a group of government officers from Jammu and Kashmir. The participants found it very hard to answer the question- what are you proud of? If you ask us what are your failures are it is very easy to answer. We are not used to this question. Concluding remark was that if one is appreciated one is more likely to take action!
Here is the…
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While engaging over 150 youths, instead of doing "hopes n Concern" which would have been too tedious for the volume of people. We did four drawings: [1] a smiling sun, [2] clouds with rain, [3] a mixture of rain and sun, and [4] a large circle. We placed each drawing strategically so there was enough space for the youth to congregate and asked the youths to consider their inner feelings about the institution where they were and if that feeling related to any of the drawing, go there. One of…
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Si, comme moi, vous avez parfois des difficutlés à partager ce qu'est la Constellation, cette note du blog vous aidera! Merci Nicolas Cordier pour cette note simple, pertinente, efficace!
Added by Jean-Louis Lamboray on August 29, 2014 at 5:53pm — No Comments
Can news media actually help build community? If so, how? Take a look at this video and then let us know what you think. Axiom News created this video of a session co-hosted by CEO Peter Pula at the Global Media Forum in Bonn, Germany this summer.
Added by Michelle Strutzenberger on August 18, 2014 at 4:30pm — 2 Comments
Permit me to pay my condolences to the families who have lost their loved ones to the pandemic.
Ebola Virus is strange to Nigeria and many Nigerian medical workers including physicians, laboratorians, nurses are just fiercely empowering themselves with information about it. The outbreak caught many medical experts in the country unawares as they may have never encountered such cases before. Moreover, since it’s a fever, the initial symptoms such as sore throat, headaches and muscle…
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Hi there,
My name's Dee! I have recently connected with Rituu and she has asked me to share some of my stories - I really don't know where to start, there's so many!
So, I'll start by sharing an article that was written when I was working with the Family Action Centre at the University of Newcastle, Australia. I was hired as a community worker, to work with a team of people…
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Dear Friends,
What lesson did we learn from the psars or Avian flu epidemics and other viral hemorrhagic fevers (VHF) that could inform Ebola preparedness/response in the West African Countries?
Ideally Ebola Competence is needed to counter the boiling stigma, fear and anxiety amidst care, treatment and support efforts by intervening health service providers.…
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I see Community Life Competence Process as something so vast; one can use it in so many ways. I was speaking with my dear friend Rituu and I was telling her that besides the multiple benefits CLCP generates, what I love is that it is also very inspirational.
I said “the feeling I get when I think of what CLCP gives ME, it’s like reading that inspirational quote that just gives you hope;”
for example (“Every cloud has a silver lining”) or (“Behind every dark cloud, there is a…
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Activity 2.1: Conducted Stimulate, Appreciate, Learn and Transfer (SALT) visits
CHO staff, community youth and internship students from Makerere and KIU universities conducted SALT visits to the households of older persons in Sitabaale village. The purpose of the SALT visits was to find out how older persons live with their…
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The colorful Flash-Job arrives in Brussels!
We are a group of people with a common thought; we are fed up of the…
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At Rituu's lovely invitation, I'm thrilled to share my recent TEDx Talk, entitled:
"Playful Inquiry - Try this Anywhere."
Added by Robyn Stratton-Berkessel on July 23, 2014 at 12:30am — 6 Comments
In a wealthy country like Australia, in land surrounded by commercial food production, it is ironic that many families suffer with poor access to good quality food.
Part of the Dandenong Ranges in Melbourne is located in Cardinia Shire. The small towns that are part of the Hills have a tendency to suffer low levels of community infrastructure exacerbated by poor transport and high social isolation. Food insecurity is an issue in these towns with poor opportunity to access resources…
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Improved homes, electricity, transportation, telecommunication with schools, hospital and churches
Moving from where we are now [on the left] to improved housing arrangements with schools and…
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Du 27 au 29 juin dernier, nous avons animé, avec Jean-Louis, une première formation à l'approche SALT en Bretagne. Nous en ressortons, emplis d'enthousiasme et de belles idées pour la suite!
Cette "formation" fut l'occasion d'une belle rencontre avec des participants dynamiques, issus de différents collectifs bretons et déjà très engagés dans la question du "vivre ensemble" et de l'éducation populaire. Nous avons pratiqué l'approche ensemble, ce qui a suscité de belles…
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Ces Vendredi4, Samedi5 et dimanche6 juillet, nous avons participé à trois jours d'apprentissage des bases de la facilitation, et de l'approche SALT.
Trois jours de travail, de sourires, de rencontre entre personnes de tous les âges et de tous pays.
Un grand merci aux organisateurs, Marie-Christine, Anne et Philippe !
L'apprentissage de pratiques passe aussi par la démonstration des "profs", et le résultat était vraiment probant !
Vivement la mise en pratique.
Added by Bernard Lamboray on July 6, 2014 at 6:26pm — 2 Comments
¡El libro de Jean-Louis Lamboray ¿Qué es lo que nos hace humanos? ya se encuentra a su disposición en español (en formato PDF o mobi)!
La historia que nos desvela Jean-Louis en el recuento de anécdotas y narrativas de vida que forman parte del libro ¿Qué es lo que nos hace humanos? es la de personas y comunidades en India, Congo, Bélgica, Kenia, Tailandia, Uganda, Filipinas o Brasil, entre otras, que han conectado con sus…
Added by Loïs Hutubessy on July 6, 2014 at 5:30pm — 2 Comments
Relationships between young people and older persons
Majority of us know naturally that relationships are important and contribute a lot to our well being. We think about our own need to share happiness and sorrow with people we feel will help (Stimulate) us understand Appreciate what we are, Learn from what we do and Transfer what they have learnt and also accept to share what we want to reach at (VISION). Ideally these should be people…
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Added by Bilal Rashid Mir on June 29, 2014 at 8:23am — 1 Comment
APPLYING SALT IN GOVERNMENT SECTOR
(After attending a lecture of Rituu b. Nanda )
TEAM NAME: CHENAB VALLEY
GROUP MEMBERS FROM JAMMU & KASHMIR STATE
1. Mrs. RUPINDER KAUR…. Assistant Director Planning (Posted at Govt. Medical College, Jammu)
2. Mr.…
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