A big thank you to our resilience champions from @JUCONIECUADOR@SALVEint@cwishnepal for working on this amazing project. The project is now completed, your work is done - enjoy the video!
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We kindly invite you to have a look at the Country Specific Reports which are now available on our website! These three reports present the journey of each learning partner in terms of how and why their resilience-based approach evolved through the project #resilience
We would like to announce that BwB is coming to an end in June. We are really excited for the journey that resilience champions went through while exploring what it means to work in a resilience-based way to support #streetchildren. 4 reports are coming, stay tuned!
"Today you may not be ok, but tomorrow you will be fine. So don’t lean so much on negative feelings. No condition is permanent. All your feelings both good and bad are temporary" - Moses* describing his clay pot art work. https://t.co/H5pDSj8Vx2
SALVE International held an art exhibition in Jinja, Uganda, in which #streetchildren showed pots with messages on #resilience. 150 people attended the event and 30 children's participated in the activity https://t.co/H5pDSj8Vx2
Our third and final Learning Update is now available on our website! We invite you to explore it and learn more about the experience of #resilience champions refining their resilience-based approaches during the last learning and innovation cycle https://t.co/jFt8nib7h9
"Be resilient, stand strong in each moment. No stresses, breathe easy, take it easy, and feel it easy. Have self-esteem, it will be easy." - Rap song by #streetchildren in Jinja @SALVEint https://t.co/mJKFmZgluI
Street-connected children from Jinja wrote a rap song on #resilience! The inspirational and powerful lyrics give us a glance at their reality, strength and ability to not lose hope. Read more https://t.co/mJKFmZgluI
The London Expert Workshop was a success. 20 practitioners and academics joined us in a series of group discussions. They also had the opportunity to engage with our learning and meet in person the #resilience champions! Learn more about the event here https://t.co/uCUa779q7C
Don’t miss the opportunity to hear unique insight from our partners on the findings from our #reslience based work on #streetchildren. Join us at our BwB Expert Workshop on May 4 in London. To register visit https://t.co/hc3uAvuivY
'we wanted practitioners and academics to experience how children feel when we asked them to tell us something about their lives' by Martha - highlights from the Ecuador Roundtable https://t.co/fgbopRzJml
Join us on May 4 in London for our BwB Expert Workshop with a mix of panel presentations, discussions and activities to learn from our partners on #resilience and working with #streetchildren. For more info and to register for free, visit the link https://t.co/hc3uAvuivY
You can find now our Learning Update 2 on the Global Resource Centre! We invite you to have a look at it to learn more about a resilience based way to working with #streetchildren https://t.co/qq1vm8IOd7
Practitioners and academics from Guayaquil learnt about the technique used by #resilience champions with children in the Ecuador Roundtable! Learn more about their experience and main highlights shared by Martha https://t.co/fgbopRzJml
We warmly invite you to our Expert Workshop on 4 May in London. #resilience champions will be presenting their learning while implementing resilience-based approaches to working with #streetchildren. More info and registration details here https://t.co/hc3uAvuivY
Happy International Day for Street Children! These 4 steps could change the world for street children - let’s make it happen! https://t.co/baidgDf07z #streetchildrenday
We are delighted to announce that our Learning Update 2 is now published! We invite you to have a look at it to learn more about our methodology and main learnings and progress so far https://t.co/R7XF6sKICz #resilience#streetchildren
We invite you to have a look at the summary and recording of our third and final Shared Learning Panel, which are now available on our website! Don't miss out this opportunity to learn more about #resilience in #streetchildren https://t.co/lcEly4aCfj
Krishna explains local techniques to identify and engage with child domestic workers who are not part of the schools or other formal institutions that CWISH works with. He draws upon an example of using #local#knowledge within the community to recognise child domestic workers.
BwB are excited to have been joined by so many new practitioners, researchers and NGOs during this Webinar. It is a great opportunity to share important learning and understand different perspectives and approaches to working with street-connected children