Welcome to the launch of the Local Changemakers Course in Urdu!
Deadline for registrations: 25 November
Many people are worried about FORB violations in their community but unsure of how to make a difference. The Christian Study Centre in Rawalpindi, Pakistan and the FORB Learning Platform are delighted to present the Urdu version of a new set of learning materials designed to empower local communities to make change – The Local Changemakers Course! Launched in English, French and Arabic earlier this year, it's now time to introduce the Urdu translation (further languages to come in 2023).
Organisations working with Urdu-speaking communities are warmly invited to join us for the launch, at a digital event on November 30th. Read more about the launch below.
The Local Changemakers Course focuses on developing knowledge, transforming attitudes and building skills for action, using a methodology that combines interfaith understanding and a rights-based approach. Easy to adapt to different contexts, the course has been tested by interfaith groups in Jordan, India, Nigeria and Tanzania.
The course materials contain everything community educators/facilitators need to run a series of nine sessions. There is detailed guidance on how to run each session and an extensive set of materials to use, including PowerPoint presentations, posters, game cards, and presentation scripts to adapt and edit.
All course materials will be published in Urdu on forb-learning.org. The materials are free for any person or organization to download and use.
Organisations working with Urdu-speaking communities are warmly invited to join us for the launch, at a digital event on November 30th. Read more about the launch below.
The Local Changemakers Course focuses on developing knowledge, transforming attitudes and building skills for action, using a methodology that combines interfaith understanding and a rights-based approach. Easy to adapt to different contexts, the course has been tested by interfaith groups in Jordan, India, Nigeria and Tanzania.
The course materials contain everything community educators/facilitators need to run a series of nine sessions. There is detailed guidance on how to run each session and an extensive set of materials to use, including PowerPoint presentations, posters, game cards, and presentation scripts to adapt and edit.
All course materials will be published in Urdu on forb-learning.org. The materials are free for any person or organization to download and use.
The launch is jointly arranged by the Christian Study Centre, Rawalpindi and the FORB Learning Platform.
Programme for the launch event
In this two-part event you can find out about the course, try out some of the exercises and meet facilitators who have run it.
Part 1: Digital launch event
14.30 - 15.20 (10.30-11.20 Central European Time)
The launch event is an opportunity to learn more about the course – its learning objectives, the audience it is designed for, the topics it covers and the pedagogics used – as well as hearing from facilitators who have tested the course.
Part 2: Digital workshop for educators and facilitators
15.30 - 16.30 (11.30-12.30 Central European Time)
Get a taster of what the course has to offer! Try out exercises from the course that explore what FORB is, enable ordinary people to do their own community level FORB context analysis, and illustrate the wide range of tactics that can be used to promote FORB (and other rights) at the community level.
In this two-part event you can find out about the course, try out some of the exercises and meet facilitators who have run it.
Part 1: Digital launch event
14.30 - 15.20 (10.30-11.20 Central European Time)
The launch event is an opportunity to learn more about the course – its learning objectives, the audience it is designed for, the topics it covers and the pedagogics used – as well as hearing from facilitators who have tested the course.
Part 2: Digital workshop for educators and facilitators
15.30 - 16.30 (11.30-12.30 Central European Time)
Get a taster of what the course has to offer! Try out exercises from the course that explore what FORB is, enable ordinary people to do their own community level FORB context analysis, and illustrate the wide range of tactics that can be used to promote FORB (and other rights) at the community level.