In April 2014 Sol Mentis Association started Learning to Live Together Basic Training courses accredited by the Romanian Ministry of Education for teachers.
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A three-day workshop was held on August 12-14, organized in Port Louis, Mauritius for several religious groups to introduce the Learning to Live Together Ethics Education programme for children.
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The Learning to Play Together good practice booklet has officially been launched and is now available. This is an excellent tool for those interested in using games and sports to promote mutual understanding and respect as well as fostering ethical values in children through play, critical reflections, collaboration and action.
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The fourth GNRC workshop of the Learning to Live Together Programme in Brazil took place in Salvador, in the state of Bahia, between 4 – 8 June 4 2014. Seven institutions representing different religious backgrounds participated. The workshop aimed to put into practice LTLT as well as in introducing a pilot project for the Strengthening
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Arigatou International Geneva has initiated a collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology of Kenya and UNESCO Regional Office for Eastern Africa to bring the Learning to Live Together Programme to schools in Kenya located in areas affected by violence and tribal clashes.
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On June 16 the Learning to Live Together manual in Romanian was launched at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Bucharest.
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Following the Basic Training Workshop on theLearning to Live Together Programmethat was held in September 2013 in Athens, a monitoring process started at the end of October to support the implementation and adaptation of the programme in the educational institutions from where the participants came from.
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In the framework of the new Strengthening Family Systems initiative of Arigatou International, GNRC Ecuador has initated an ethics education program for parents of children who are part of the Learning to Live Together activities of the Benito Juárez school in Quito.
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A one-day workshop on theLearning to Live Together Programmewas held nn Saturday 26 April 2014 for children of the Mavela Ikhaya Project near Durban, organized by members of the GNRC in South Africa.
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A Basic Training workshop on Ethics Education took place in Porto, Portugal from 14 to 17 May 2014. The workshop was organized in collaboration with GNRC Portugal and aimed to train 23 educators and social workers working with children and families in Porto on how to use the Learning to Live Together programme.
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An International Basic Training Workshop on the Learning to Live Together was organized in Sarajevo – Bosnia & Herzegovina on the 20 – 23 February by Mosaik Association – GNRC Bosnia & Herzegovina with the support of GNRC Europe and the Arigatou International – Ethics Education for Children office in Geneva.25 participants came together from
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A capacity building workshop for trainers of theLearning to Live Together Programmewas held in Ponte de Lima, Portugal from 4 – 9 March 2014.The meeting aimed to learn from one another’s experiences, strengthen capacity to implement training programs, monitor and evaluate their impact, and to co-create specific resources related to training facilitators.