Khartoum Hub organized a workshop about “Peace First Lab” hosting Sudanese Ms. Zahra Ali – Peace First Country Ambassador.
The workshop focused on several points including:
1. How to turn your ideas into a real-world application
2. How to structure a solid plan for implementation
3. How to become an effective Peacemaker
4. How to apply to a ‘Peace First’ mini-grant (up to $250) to help you implement your social change project.
Khartoum Hub organized a discussion about “Peace and Africa: Optimistic Perspective”
The session discussed many aspects of Peace; its history in Africa, the impact of war on continental integration, Peace and unity, Peace and youth, and Peace-building challenges in Africa.
In this film reading session, Istanbul Hub discussed ‘Celal Tan ve Ailesinin Aşırı Acıklı Hikayesi’ film with Dr. Özgür Yılmazkol & Sociologist Cuma Ülgü.
In this film reading session, Istanbul Hub, discussed ‘ Sarı Mercedes’ film with the the guests Sociologist Cuma Ülgü and the Professor Ismail Yilmaztekin
Khartoum Hub organized a discussion on entitled “The role of arts in creating communication between different cultures and promoting peaceful coexistence in Sudan” hosting Sudanese actor and director Adam Ibrahim.
The session discussed several points, including the connection between Culture and art in Sudan, How to use arts to create positive communication between different societies and cultures in Sudan and How Sudanese artists dealt with the recent violence incidents.
Istanbul Hub organized it’s first session from its new series entitled ‘Ignite: Entrepreneurship Series’, hosting Ayşe Seyyide Kaptaner; Entrepreneur and PhD student at the Birkbeck University of London, that will tackle the topic of Refugee Entrepreneurship.
Amman Hub organized an “Agile Management Workshop” with Musab Barakti, expert and consultant at Agile Jordan organization.
The workshop dealt with the Agile management style which is concerned with making the administrative process lighter, less costly, more flexible, responsive to changes and more human-centric.
