Posts tagged: Adjumani

Training workshop for audio story telling at our sattelite hub in Pagirinya Refugee Settlement. This program is equipping Refugees Youth with media skills to produce and publish stories. The podcasts will help raise unheard voices about issues affecting refugeesThe training is being conducted by #RomeoUnder #ASKnet Project supported by _r0g / agency for open culture and critical transformation with funding from German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)#Storytelling#Refugeevoices

Four days in-person Hub development/capacity building workshop conducted by _r0g / agency for open culture and critical transformation to help grow the organization and manage it’s affairs better to realise the strategic vision.We were also checked on by the settlement LEADERSHIP led by the commandant representing office of the Prime Minister. BUILDING A TRANSFORMED AND SKILLED REFUGEES AND HOST COMMUNITIES IN ADJUMANI WITH SELF-RELIANT AND RESILIENT YOUNG PEOPLE.

Today we had a training session conducted by a top web developer in Uganda KasiryeLabs a consultant with Publicity House Uganda.The three-days training will further equip the participants of the Digital Tech Boot camp to have employable skills and develop a platform to accelerate access to information among/about refugees community. Project: #ASKnet Access to skills and knowledge network Supported by: _r0g / agency for open culture and critical transformation Funded by: German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)

KasiryeLabs web development expert, a consultant at Publicity House continues to help the trainees build a website to create and publish contents about the refugees aimed at accelerating access to information.

Today, we got the trainees introduced to Open-source collaboration software GitHub.Through out this week, we will have hands on practice by creating project repositories, branches and merging which helps them better understand collaboration and Co-creation.Thanks to the our mentors from Carleton University (Official).”Accelerating access to information and community collaboration|Co-creation for innovation”This project is supported by _r0g / agency for open culture and critical transformation with funding from German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)