Peace Education in conflict settings with Felisa Tibbitts (AC4 Columbia podcast)
In this AC4 Columbia podcast interview, Felisa Tibbitts shares about her work creating a peace and sustainable development curricula for Myanmar.
In this AC4 Columbia podcast interview, Felisa Tibbitts shares about her work creating a peace and sustainable development curricula for Myanmar.
UNESCO Myanmar seeks a consultant to develop a training module that aims to improve whole-school approaches to education for peace and sustainable development. Application deadline: June 11.
UNESCO Myanmar is seeking for a national consultant to develop a Continuing and Professional Development Education for Peace and Sustainable Development Online Module.
From November 28 to 29, the Center for Peace Education (CPE) of Miriam College-Philippines conducted a Peace Education Seminar with the KMF staff and professors from the Yangon University of Education and the Sagaing University of Education.
Naushawng Development Institute has been conducting a series of trainings on Civic and Peace Education with the aim of enhancing young people’s skills and to increase their participation in the Myanmar peace process.
In June 2019, the Kadu Youth Development Association brought together young people from all walks of life from across Sagaing Region to discuss peace. Youth from minority ethnic communities joined representatives from Government, CSOs, political parties to create hold an inclusive conversation on the peace process.
The ‘Paung Sie Facility’ seeks a Programme Manager for Peacebuilding and Education who will focus on developing and delivering their education programme portfolio supporting social cohesion. Application deadline: July 31.
Mote Oo Education is a local and community-focused organisation which specialises in training of educators. The Civic and Peace Education Assistant Trainer will work as part of a team in the Civic and Peace Education Department.
The project of iSchool-Myanmar includes organizing ten peace related trainings in the Mandalay Region for PWDs and the LGBTIQA communities. The project also involves publishing a thousand copies of a peace education reference book.
In Myanmar the next generation of peace leaders will be under 35 years old. Engaging them now in a peace process, that they will in the future be an instrumental part of implementing, is essential for Myanmar to achieve a lasting peace.
As news and images of the Burmese military’s attacks on the minority Muslim Rohingya community spread around the world, Bushra Qadeem Hyder was among the first to see the impact on the students around her.
YANGON – A human rights training program has launched for thousands of high-school students in 73 public schools in Bago Region, according to U Aung Myo Kyaw of the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP).