Training On “How To Engage Front-Line Workers In Combating Child Marriage”

Call for participation

 
ABAAD-Resource Center for Gender Equality in partnership with HIVOS, and in collaboration with MARSA and the Syrian League for Citizenship, is planning to conduct a one (1) day training on “How to engage front-line workers in combating child marriage”. The training aims to introduce the participants to the interlinkages between child marriage and GBV against girls and provide them with interactive tools and exercises to catalyze discussions on the topic with adolescent girls and their families.
 
The training will encompass the following:
-          Introduction to the intersection between child marriage and GBV against girls
-          How to use the video animation produced by ABAAD and UNICEF; “Marriage is not a game!” as an educational tool with affected communities
-          Learn and practice the use of several interactive tools aimed at facilitating discussions with girls and their families on child marriage
 
The training is geared towards frontline service providers from all sectors including health, education, protection, WASH, among others. Applicants MUST fulfill the following requirements:
 

At least 6 months experience working with adolescent girls and their families; preference will be given to individuals working with refugee communities
 Must be working in Lebanon and is committed to attend ALL training hours

 
 
 
 
 
The training will be held on Monday, June 22nd at Hotel Radisson Blu Martinez – Ein el Mreisseh, Beirut. The training hours will be from 9AM until 4PM.
 
To express interest, kindly fill the Participant Questionnaire using the following link: http://goo.gl/forms/dLYEkPoL2E
 
Deadline for registration is Wednesday, June 17, 2015.
Seats are limited!
 
Only selected participants will be contacted by Friday 19th to confirm their participation.
 

Add to my Calendar Training On “How To Engage Front-Line Workers In Combating Child Marriage” Call for participation   ABAAD-Resource Center for Gender Equality in partnership with HIVOS, and in collaboration with MARSA and the Syrian League for Citizenship, is planning to conduct a one (1) day training on “How to engage front-line workers in combating child marriage”. The training aims to introduce the participants to the interlinkages between child marriage and GBV against girls and provide them with interactive tools and exercises to catalyze discussions on the topic with adolescent girls and their families.   The training will encompass the following: -          Introduction to the intersection between child marriage and GBV against girls -          How to use the video animation produced by ABAAD and UNICEF; “Marriage is not a game!” as an educational tool with affected communities -          Learn and practice the use of several interactive tools aimed at facilitating discussions with girls and their families on child marriage   The training is geared towards frontline service providers from all sectors including health, education, protection, WASH, among others. Applicants MUST fulfill the following requirements:   At least 6 months experience working with adolescent girls and their families; preference will be given to individuals working with refugee communities  Must be working in Lebanon and is committed to attend ALL training hours           The training will be held on Monday, June 22nd at Hotel Radisson Blu Martinez – Ein el Mreisseh, Beirut. The training hours will be from 9AM until 4PM.   To express interest, kindly fill the Participant Questionnaire using the following link: http://goo.gl/forms/dLYEkPoL2E   Deadline for registration is Wednesday, June 17, 2015. Seats are limited!   Only selected participants will be contacted by Friday 19th to confirm their participation.   Organizer 2015-06-22 03:00:00 2015-06-22 03:00:00 [email protected] Asia/Beirut public
Start/End Date and Time
اثنين, 22/06/2015 - 3:00am
Countries:
Lebanon
Event Location:
Hotel Radisson Blu Martinez – Ein el Mreisseh, Beirut
Lebanon
LB
Event Type:
تدريب
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