is a social leadership training programme that promotes intercultural dialogue and community-led social development. Through the programme, we bring together people with different beliefs and perspectives to learn from and share with each other.is a social leadership training programme that promotes intercultural dialogue and community-led social development. Through the programme, we bring together people with different beliefs and perspectives to learn from and share with each other.
Programme phases
The cascade training phase:
The 60 participants are divided into two batches, and each batch receives a five-day face to face in a total of 40 hours provided by certified community facilitators on social leadership skills. We also provide them with extra soft skills like storytelling skills, advocacy skills and advanced language skills. All of our activities are based on the edutainment and deep learning strategies as we gamify all of our activities to guarantee the highest professional learning experience.
The world cafe phase:
It is mainly to help the participants in implementing their initiatives which discuss the topic of “Putting gender and disability lens for sustainability advocacy”. Also, we welcome a plethora of climate activists and VIP guests as following:
The World Café ends with an Eco-friendly IFTAR with Zero Food waste.
Through the whole phases, we make sure that the most vulnerable members of our community are represented in a high intersectional manner.
The field visits phase:
We provide every batch with 3-day field visits to map and dialogue community sessions (Practicing sessions) to provide the participants with core community mobilization, strategic & critical thinking skills where they engage in cultural activities.
Intra-hub competition phase:
It is between Social Action Projects from different training batches to select a minimum of 3 teams (a minimum of 2 members per team) to participate in the National Social Action Project’s competition and the Policy Dialogue forum as requested by the British Council.
The Tech Leaders project is a combined effort of Empower hub
and The Next Coders’ Society that aims to introduce adolescents aged from 16 to
22 around Egypt to technology and computer science through local advocacy and
leadership endeavors.
Participants will receive inclusive training from a coding
expert, social media influencers & specialists, content creators,
storytellers, marketers and campaigners, to engage with their target audience
and run a successful hour of code campaign.
- one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to demystify "code", to show that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of computer science
- Help get teens introduced to technology through completing an hour of code tutorial
- A computer science advocacy course that will prepare local leads to start an hour of code campaign
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