International Exposure Visit Cambodia & Sri Lanka

The international Exposure visit was conducted for the NGOs Leaders who work for promoting women participation in Sri Lanka and Cambodian female youth to learn about the Transitional Justice Process in Cambodia ( mainly focused on the truth telling, reconciliation and harmonization in the post war country ). The delegations had visited the VSS of ECCC, S21, killing site in Krain Ta Chann, Takeo province and some NGOs ( KdK, MIRO, Bopea Institute and Community memorial Committee ). It has been hosted from 20th to 25th June 2016.

Goal setting is powerful

Goal setting is powerful because it provides focus. It shapes our dreams. It gives us the ability to hone in on the exact actions we need to perform to achieve everything we desire in life. Goals are great because they cause us to stretch and grow in ways that we never have before. In order to reach our goals, we must become better.

The capacity building on " Personal Goal Setting" had been conducted on 12th June 2016 by Bopea Institute Organization for 32 monks at Monks School at Batheay district in Kampong Cham province. The purpose of the training was to provide soft skills for participants to understand his uncle needed for success in the future. In this training , participants can reasonably decide what they want in the future and how they ’ll get there is to know where they are right now and what their current level of satisfaction is learn from the experience of another life and future plans respectively...

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One-day training course on Personal Goal Setting

On 16 May 2016 the BOPEA INSTITUTE Organization has conducted training on Personal Goal Setting for 22 youth in Sangke commune, Kampot province . 

This one-day Goal Setting training course helped  participants find a way to make them self and others more productive, and learn how to clearly define, plan and communicate their goals and how to manage conflict more effectively.

By the end of the course,  All participant developed a SMART targets and communicated their aims more confidently. Participant were quantify them goals and outcomes, as well as to verbally define them.

In addition, this course developed  leadership abilities and performance management skills.  

Photos of training

Basic Understanding of Human Rights, Genocide

“Human rights” is a delicate and often controversial term in today’s interconnected world. We often hear it on the news: Nations violating citizens’ human rights and disagreements about what constitutes a human rights violation. However, legal rights and human rights are distinguished by the fact that legal rights are granted and human rights are intrinsic. https://ironline.american.edu.

The workshop on " The Basic Understanding of Human Rights, Genocide/ KR and Building a Culture of Peace in the Community " was conducted in Kampot province,Cambodia for 31 young students from communities on 15 May 2016.  all student has learned the root of the human rights concept is the idea that all people should be able to live with dignity. Violations of our human rights amount to denials of our basic humanity. Khmer Rouge history contributed to the workshop for  participants to understand human rights in Cambodia in 1975-1979. 

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