288 Results Are Tagged With "Leadership"

Tuesday, October 6, 2020 - Thursday, February 15, 2024

IME Youth Projects

“IME Projects” is an inspirational, motivational and entrepreneurial leadership training and seminary events platform. Its purpose is to raise awareness of being the best you can be, the importance of being focused and purpose-driven, and the significance of living your life by design rather than by default. Through taking heed of wisdom and living an honorable and yet appealing lifestyle to the youth’s eye, we have sought to make this path a mandate for all. With the desire and zeal to see young people in our community and to the kingdom at large as the cool and yet entertaining voice of reason, we have incorporated these platforms for addressing challenges that we are currently facing as the youth in our community so as to discover and unleash leaders of tomorrow. IME is therefore aimed at creating entrepreneurial leaders who will serve as agents or advocates of change in different spheres of economic development within the Ezulwini community and to the kingdom of Eswatini at large. Problem Statement The potential contributions of young people in our community are significantly compromised by a host of challenges including but not limited to high vulnerability to (a) unemployment (b) low self-esteem (c) amassed level of drug addiction and usage (d) barriers to accessing education or training initiative for creative and talented minds (e) fake lifestyle (f) absence of mentors (g) absence of seed capital to potential businesses (h) impatience, (i) detriment of moral values and norms. Because of this our youth is demotivated, unproductive, lack inspiration, and ultimately live a life absent of purpose. They now believe/ rely on job security as being better than starting and running their own inventions due to high risk in business and limited funds. Our young people have been brainwashed into believing that the governmental system puts them at a disadvantage in that it is evidently designed to hinder success among the youth. Conversely, we as young people are now forced to believe that success is only guaranteed to the privileged hence the only reason why we don’t succeed is that the system is against us. That those who have been able to succeed in our jurisdiction either come from rich families where there is already a stepping stone to initiate the sought success. *My philosophy for this project is based on the notion that success is governed by laws of which if one acknowledges, practices, and applies success would be inevitable in any area of life.

CYBERSECURITY TANZANIA FORUM

Expiration: February 18, 2021

THEME : Digital Security Aspects in the 4th Industrial Revolution.
DATE : 18th-19th February, 2021.
VENUE : The forum will held in Morogoro,Venue to be confirmed late.
Fees: 150,000 (Registered ICT Professional), 200,000 (Non Registered).

Research

Expiration: March 30, 2021

Continental Leadership Research Institute (CLRI) was registered as company limited by the guarantee under the laws of the Republic of Zambia on 13 of January 2017 and the registration number is 120170001165. CLRI is a non-partisan and non-profit making organization that believes in research-based advocacy working with different professionals and young people across the country.
The mission of the CLRI is to gain and communicate a deeper understanding of policies and build a generation of responsible and responsive citizenry while the Vision is to become a renowned resource centre within Africa that will be engaged in research and advocacy on issues that involve good governance, policies, leadership, youth, women, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development.

Zambia is conducting national elections in August 2021 as an institute we are aiming at conducting a research to find the public opinion of citizens of how they view the electoral body (Electoral Commission of Zambia) that manages elections so that we can give informative feedback on policy formulation and key steps that needs to taken before the elections, the institute only conducts advocacy based on reteach.

Tuesday, December 29, 2020 - Thursday, December 22, 2022

Communicating Public Health

Creating familiarity among journalists and public health advocates can assure more effective media coverage of public health priorities, including vaccine confidence, and other aspects of disease prevention. My world-wide experience as a journalist and public health official as well as experience in these very workshops qualify me to partner with governments, multi-lateral organizations, academics, faith-based institutions, and the business community to strengthen media-public health relationships to mutual benefit of all involved disciplines. While Eastern Africa is specifically cited here, I have experience in conducting this work around the world.

Congratulations to the Fall 2020 Alumni Impact Award Winners!

Congratulations to Abi Marutama, Aziz Taouri, Abdo Ibrahim, Iftikhar Khan, Christa Muzanila, and Michael Brubaker!

Thursday, November 19, 2020 - Friday, November 20, 2020

Creating Awareness on Responsible use of antimicrobials

World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) is celebrated every second week of November. This year the week is being celebrated from 18 - 24th November 2020. The aim of the week is to increase awareness of global antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and encourage best practices amongst the general public, health workers, veterinarians, farmers and policy makers to avoid further emergence and spread of drug-resistant infections.

Capacitating Teachers for Radio-Based Instruction as a Learning Modality in Time of Pandemic in Oroquieta City, Philippines

Expiration: January 15, 2021

IN THIS MOST TRYING TIME, EDUCATION MUST NOT BE IMPEDED. Quality education must continuously be delivered to its end recipient -- the learners. The youth, being the hope of our nation, should be well-educated despite this pandemic. Strategic planning of delivering quality service of educating them is our top priority without putting each one's health at risk. Hence, radio-based instruction is deemed appropriate in addressing this concern in our locality where internet connectivity is unstable. To progress on this idea, teachers in our division must necessarily be trained on the preparation, production, and dissemination of radio-based instruction. With this, if realized, thousands of students, educators, and stakeholders will benefit from this profound project-training.

FOR THE STUDENTS. Guided by the mental discipline theory, their brain must be exercised to activate full functionality. Hence, education has to continue despite the existence of COVID-19. Thus, radio-based instruction must be implemented to address academic freeze.

FOR THE EDUCATORS. To cater to the needs of the teachers in our division, this project-training aims to provide an avenue for them to deliver quality teaching. Hence, the process of teaching and learning is continued without risking one's health.

FOR THE STAKEHOLDERS. In this time of crisis, synergy is the key. To educate their children demands cooperation from them. With the radio-based instruction, students, teachers, and parents are indeed to collaborate. Hence, this advocates a win-win situation.

Teaching the thoughts

Expiration: April 3, 2021

It is a grant for growing thoughtfully. I am always trying to be positive for my people to help them grow. This will be my first successful activity for teaching the thoughts.

Monday, November 30, 2020 - Thursday, June 10, 2021

Teaching 500 Young Women Self-Awareness & Leadership

The on-going conflict in Yemen has caused damage to health care infrastructure, decreased access to quality education and self-awareness and increased morbidity and mortality among the population, mostly children and women. This project aims to reduce avoidable morbidity and mortality among IDPs and other conflict-affected young women through ensuring access to emergency and essential training services in Sana’a, Yemen. Young women need urgent intensive training in several humanitarian and STEM fields. This training shall help 500 young women in Sana’a, Yemen think positively and develop yielding projects to initiate an understanding of global citizenship

TEACHER ALUMNI AWARD COMPETITION

Expiration: March 23, 2021

The United States-India Educational Foundation (USIEF) announced a call for proposals for the Alumni Award Competition for USIEF alumni who attended the Teacher Alumni Conference,“Teach to Ignite: Classrooms for GenZ and Beyond” from September 20-23, 2019 in New Delhi. Grant applicants are required to collaborate with other teacher alumni and submit the proposals. The group can consist of two to five teacher alumni. All the collaborators are required to beUSIEF alumni and must have participated in the teacher alumni conference

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