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October 2015
As part of its scaling out SALT to as much communities outside of Le Pont du Tamarinier engaged members of Cheshire Home. A group of differently-abled persons took to be very engaging and agreed…
Blog "..and the domino game get hot....." 4 Likes New partnership with La Mutuelle en Pays de VilaineFollowing the efforts of Jean-Louis, Laurie and Manu, Hervé and Luc have kickstarted a promising partnership with the "Mutuelles en pays de Vilaine" in Redon, in the western part of France. This…
Blog New partnership with La Mutuelle en Pays de Vilaine 4 Likes Revue Après Expérience ( Redon 35600 - Bretagne) Pour notre première journée d'accompagnement de la mutuelle des pays de…
“But isn’t that just the normal behaviour?” asked one of the students in response to the explanation of the SALT way of thinking and way of working. Together with Boris…
Blog SALTing the Hogeschool of Amsterdam 6 Likes France Compétence Une nouvelle étoile brille dans le ciel de la Constellation, France Compétence…
Together with three fellow students of mine, we developed and launched our app Sharood on our campus in August 2015. Sharood (think “share-food”), is an app that…
Blog Sharood, fostering communities through food 7 Likes apprentissage..... Au cours de la dernière journée de la form'action à Mayotte avec Laurie…
Can fishermen and farmers become researchers? YOU BET!
From 2012 - 2015, in a partnership with CGIAR and the World Fish Centre, the Constellation shared SALT and CLCP with fishing and…
Blog Fishermen as researchers - lessons learned from the AAS Partnership 2 LikesSeptember 2015
There are two homes in Mauritius, one for the elderly and one for the…
Sarah Mount from Anti-Slavery International invited me to conduct a training for one of its partner NGOs, Jan Jagriti Kendra (JJK) based in Chhattisgarh (India). JJK works with communities who go…
Blog SALT to build community leadership 5 LikesJuly 2015
In the spirt of the strengths approach, we also borrow from the Appreciative Inquiry, Solution Focus and Positive Deviance Schools. Below are short notes…
Blog Creating a restorative climate - Part 3 1 Like Creating a restorative climate Part 1Just sharing an exercise we prepared for some social work students. The first part is the challenge and the second , our suggestions and "answers." Thought you may…
Blog Creating a restorative climate Part 1 2 Likes Salt et moi :Le moment approche, à nouveau, ou je vais avoir l'opportunité magnifique d'accompagner des individus et des communautés dans leur processus de création ou de transformation vers leurs rêves et…
Blog Salt et moi : 3 Likes People know best how to solve own issues: Ban Pang Lao community shifting away from donor funding Submitted by Amber Phalen, Interim Key Correspondent Coordinator, Health & Development Networks (HDN). Originally posted:… Blog People know best how to solve own issues: Ban Pang Lao community shifting away from donor funding 2 LikesJune 2015
c'est lhistoire d'une femme qui a vecu avec un homme toxicomane et qui c'est retrouve veuve a l'age de 25ans avec 2 enfants sous sa responsabilite .pendant les annee passé a c'etait un combat dans…
Blog une femme battante 3 Likes Mama Kara and the new facilitatorsWho is Mama Kara? It is the community self-assessment (SALT) training organized by the Togolese Red Cross in partnership with UNICEF, which took place in Kara from the 18th until the 21st May…
Blog Mama Kara and the new facilitators 3 Likes Dream of Domestic workers“Our biggest dream is that our employers treat us with love and care and dignity. They trust us and value our work. They do not discriminate against us. We have the same blood as them.”…
Blog Dream of Domestic workers 9 Likes Angel of Earth, I meet! (Here for Nepal)Just the day after, the first hit by 7.8 RS Earthquake on 25th April 2015, many casualties from epicenter lying areas of Nepal esp. from Gorkha were admitted to Gandaki Hospital,…
Blog Angel of Earth, I meet! (Here for Nepal) 7 Likes
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