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Workshop in Mostar on Using Social Networks in Local Activism

Published February 21, 2014
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drustvenemrezeAs part of the project Connecting Classrooms, the gymnasium fra Grge Martića from Mostar will organize tomorrow workshops on the topic leadership skills, change management, and using social networks in local activism.

The workshops are intended for teachers in elementary and high schools, as ewll as all those who wish to actively take part in bringing positive initiatives in their communities.

Connecting Classrooms is a project of networking and capacity building of high schools in B&H. Through networking and exchanging of knowledge, schools are working independently and in pairs on important issues for their communities.

With the aim of contributing to the mobility of youth in B&H, the new phase o the project focuses on locally relevant initiatives and youth mobility. The project is financed by the British Embassy in B&H, and implemented by the British Council.

(Source: Fena)

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