مدرسه تازه شروع ماجراست. چطور به دختران کمک کنیم تا در زندگی موفق شوند
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TED2023
• April 2023
آنجلین موریمیروا، فعال در حوزه تحصیلات و آموزش و یکی از اعضای پروژه Audacious ۲۰۲۳، به قدرت تحصیل دختران به خصوص در مکان‌هایی که دسترسی آسان به مدرسه وجود نداشته، پی برده است. اما او می‌گوید که این فقط کافی نیست. او در یک سخنرانی الهام‌بخش توضیح می‌دهد که چرا یک شبکه حمایتی در اطراف دختران (از لحظه اول ورود به کلاس درس تا سال‌های بعد از فارغ‌التحصیلی)، در طول مدرسه و پس از آن، می‌تواند یک تغییر اساسی در طول زندگی‌شان به وجود می‌آورد. ببینید که سازمان غیرانتفاعی CAMFED او، چطور یک اجتماع خواهرخواندگی را برای انجام این کار تشکیل می‌دهد. (این ایده جاه طلبانه بخشی از پروژه Audacious، زیر نظر TED به منظور تأثیر گذاری و تأمین بودجه برای تغییرات جهانی است.)
آنجلین موریمیروا، فعال در حوزه تحصیلات و آموزش و یکی از اعضای پروژه Audacious ۲۰۲۳، به قدرت تحصیل دختران به خصوص در مکان‌هایی که دسترسی آسان به مدرسه وجود نداشته، پی برده است. اما او می‌گوید که این فقط کافی نیست. او در یک سخنرانی الهام‌بخش توضیح می‌دهد که چرا یک شبکه حمایتی در اطراف دختران (از لحظه اول ورود به کلاس درس تا سال‌های بعد از فارغ‌التحصیلی)، در طول مدرسه و پس از آن، می‌تواند یک تغییر اساسی در طول زندگی‌شان به وجود می‌آورد. ببینید که سازمان غیرانتفاعی CAMFED او، چطور یک اجتماع خواهرخواندگی را برای انجام این کار تشکیل می‌دهد. (این ایده جاه طلبانه بخشی از پروژه Audacious، زیر نظر TED به منظور تأثیر گذاری و تأمین بودجه برای تغییرات جهانی است.)
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Angeline Murimirwa is the CEO of CAMFED, a pan-African movement revolutionizing education for girls.
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