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🌍 Train MeOut Journeys - Throwback to Gaborone, Botswana

The EDUVET Advanced Training brought hands-on learning and scientific exchange to participants from Botswana, Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia. From field sampling and microbiology to honeybee health and animal welfare, learners gained real skills to support farmers, protect animals, and strengthen communities. 🐝🔬🐾

Practical knowledge, international collaboration, and lasting impact - that’s the spirit of Train MeOut. 💙

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Today’s meeting started with an energizer to help us wake up and get energized. Our first activity focused on creating our own definitions of the words group, constituency, social class, and community. We then discussed the topic of our project and explored what the role of a community organizer is.

The second energizer was full of movement and helped us regain energy for the next session, where we listened to a story and identified the problems within it. After the Medusa energizer, we were introduced to the Ladder of Participation, a scale that shows different levels of youth engagement in the community.

Later, we illustrated problem trees and solution trees for different issues, helping everyone understand which challenges to focus on in the future. Then it was time for buddy time! 🤝

The last activity of the day was the World Café, a great method to explore and compare the problems faced by different communities. We finished the evening by watching the Oscar-winning film Freedom Writers—an inspiring approach to the topic of racial marginalization and a powerful reflection on the goals of our project. 🎬✨