the act of reflection is a human struggle
1. I realize that many of us struggle with reflection, especially self-reflection because it requires soul searching. Often as activists we overlook the fact that reflection helps us understand where we are in our own practice. Being conscious of what we do and the manner in which we do it, is a struggle which makes reflection difficult.
the painful voice of a young manager
I feel very emotional. I try to imagine the work involved in the creation of this play. The commitment of the English teacher, the commitment of the principal.
dealing with unfortunate incidences of violence in schools – a union’s response
I feel very emotional. I try to imagine the work involved in the creation of this play. The commitment of the English teacher, the commitment of the principal.
teaching is a work of love
I feel very emotional. I try to imagine the work involved in the creation of this play. The commitment of the English teacher, the commitment of the principal.
facilitator dilemmas: how can i respond and where do responsibilities lie?
I feel very emotional. I try to imagine the work involved in the creation of this play. The commitment of the English teacher, the commitment of the principal.
facilitating difficult conversations
I feel very emotional. I try to imagine the work involved in the creation of this play. The commitment of the English teacher, the commitment of the principal.
facilitator reflection: old methods, new lessons
I feel very emotional. I try to imagine the work involved in the creation of this play. The commitment of the English teacher, the commitment of the principal.
Dealing with SRGBV Cases
Deal with any form of SRGBV now! Make the school a safe place for learning and teaching.
Jatou’s Story
As a change team on School Related Gender Based Violence (SRGBV) we wanted an environment free from SRGBV in all forms and settings to guarantee the full participation of all, especially of women and young people. Our first responsibility now was to give Jatou counselling and empathise with her.
Gone Are The Days When SRGBV Went Unnoticed
I believed that women were supposed to sit on mats while stools and chairs were for men. As a young boy, I started imitating what I was observing and I used to refuse to sit on a mat. Whenever I was told to go and put firewood in the cooking stones, I would do it hesitantly because I knew it was the work of women and girls.
