The aim was to ensure having a clear dialogue on the importance of safe migration. The engagement was very interactive and successful as it was embraced by the community members hence the topic of discussion (migration) was a concerned and is a burning issue affecting the life of young people. more details will be captured in the report and equally the feedback
Gambia School workshop with twenty participants from Pakalinding Upper Basic School. Among others teachers and students joined the workshop on the 28th of May 2021. Topic was on How to PLAN BEFORE YOU PACK and make informed decisions before traveling. The event was held at the school campus in Pakalinding, Jarra West District Lower Region.
Isatou K Jallow the Local Coordinator for the #MMN in the Upper River Region conducted a Stammisch on the 27th May, 2021 in Kaba Kama in the Fulladu District. Twenty people from the Suwancy Youth Group were attending. The topic discussed was #smartmigration and how to have better ideas before planning to migrate.
This was the 1. #MMN Stammtisch by Lamin Sanneh, Local Coordinator for the East District West Coast Region. After introducing the #MMN project the main topic was – Plan before you pack.
r0g_agency Migrant Media Network initiative
In this session, we revisited a topic we came across while running the migrant media network project: a discussion about migration, technology, border control, and migration and technology in general. Due to the perceived or real increase in complexity of migration, governments are increasingly turning to emerge technologies for solutions.
These technologies come with promises of effectiveness, efficiency, fairness, and protection. The questions, however, that need to be asked are:
Sustainable, positive alternatives to regular migration
@weareGIG
Hosted by:
Thomas Kalunge
Speakers:
Tiziano & Don Mattia Ferrari – Mediterranea Saving Humans
Peter Narh – Researcher, Lecturer University of Ghana Legon
Rhoda Wedam – Song- Ba Empowerment Center Ghana
Linda Bonyo – CEO | Lawyers Hub (Tech for Justice) & Africa Law Tech
Women need to discover that they are fierce and strong and full of fire, and not be afraid to show their strength. Women should no longer have to hold themselves back, but rather let their passions burn brighter than their fears.’ (Wedam Kadoa Rhoda, #MMN Local Coordinator, Northern Region) .
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