The project “Young Women’s Club” was implemented by the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC) and Helping Hand with the financial support of FRIDA. Within the project, 30 young women and girls were trained in women’s rights, gender equality, leadership, teamwork, personal development and problem solving.
After five days of training, the participants established four Young Women’s Clubs.
On the initiative of CSDC, a newly formed club held a round table on waste and public attitudes. It was followed by a flash mob on Freedom Square.
Every Thursday at 19:00 on Radio Chocolate we discuss the problems of children who are still living and working on the streets — “Invisible Children”. The project is implemented by the Civil Society Development Center with the financial support of the U.S. Embassy. The show is presented by Shota Tutberidze.
The Civil Society Development Center implemented the project “The Role of Information and Communication Technologies in Peacebuilding”. The final presentation was held on 26 March.
CSDC representatives met the parents of 31 public school students and distributed information leaflets. At the meeting, parents learned more about children living and working on the streets.
An information campaign was also held for the parents of 100 public school students, who learned about children’s rights and how to act when a child is in an unsafe situation on the street.
The project “The Voice of Girls in Peacebuilding” was implemented by the Civil Society Development Center with the support of the Global Fund for Women.
The final meeting of the project: a round table, a flash mob and an excursion to the botanical garden.
The Civil Society Development Center trained municipality employees in project management.
A radio camp held in Bakuriani by the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC) and Helping Hand. The participants learned technical skills such as recording and editing audio, working with a microphone, creating radio shows and preparing reports.
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An intellectual and sport competition called "Treasure Hunt" was held on July 9 at the Tbilisi Ethnographic Museum between the teams of children from the Homeless Children Day Center and the night shelter. The project was implemented by the Civil Society Development Center (CSDC) with the support of Davitiani.
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