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✨On May 11, the UNA-ET-HU Chapter organized a training session for high-school students in Hawassa in order to prepare them for the upcoming Model United Nations (MUN) simulation. Students from Comboni, Tabor, EPS, and SOS high schools were carefully selected to participate in this comprehensive training, which equipped them with the necessary skills to engage effectively in the forthcoming MUN simulation.
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Forwarded from Hawassa university library club
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Forwarded from True Culture University HU-Chapter (ilham🤍)
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🌍 Calling all graphic design enthusiasts! 🎨
🎉 Join the Afro Graphics Design Competition brought to you by True Culture University, HU Chapter! 🎓
👩🎨 Showcase your design skills and creativity - any student interested in graphic design is welcome!
📅 Submit your designs by May 20th - don't miss this opportunity to shine! 💫
🏆 Only 12 students will be chosen for the final competition to design a T-shirt.
Winners of the competition will get to sell their design on the TCU Portal internationally and win an exciting prize.
Let your imagination run wild and create stunning designs that capture the spirit of Pan-Africanism. 🌟
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🎨✨ Let's celebrate African culture through art and design! ✨🌍
🎉 Join the Afro Graphics Design Competition brought to you by True Culture University, HU Chapter! 🎓
👩🎨 Showcase your design skills and creativity - any student interested in graphic design is welcome!
📅 Submit your designs by May 20th - don't miss this opportunity to shine! 💫
🏆 Only 12 students will be chosen for the final competition to design a T-shirt.
Winners of the competition will get to sell their design on the TCU Portal internationally and win an exciting prize.
Let your imagination run wild and create stunning designs that capture the spirit of Pan-Africanism. 🌟
#AfroGraphics #TrueCultureUniversity #GraphicDesignCompetition #PanAfricanism #Unity #Creativity #HUChapter
Form Link - https://forms.gle/Dpn626dz4J4Qktai6
🎨✨ Let's celebrate African culture through art and design! ✨🌍
Forwarded from HUGaDSSA (HU Governance and Development Studies Students' Association) (Tolera Mulugeta)
◽️College of:
👉Law & Governance
◽️Department of:
👉Governance & Development Studies(GaDS)
👉Law & Governance
◽️Department of:
👉Governance & Development Studies(GaDS)
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College of Law and Governance organizes a conference on Peace and Conflict
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May 16, 2024
College of Law and Governance at Hawassa University in collaboration with British Council Ethiopia Enabling University peace Education /EUPE/ project has organized a two day's national research conference on the theme ”Conflict and Peace Building” at Rori Hotel, Hawassa.
Dr. Debrework Debebe, Dean of the college and EUPE project coordinator, welcomed all participants and presented a brief overview of the project activities and achievements over the past two years.
Dr. Samuel Jilo, V/president for Administration and Development at HU, officially opened the conference where he stressed the importance of using indigenous knowledges, strengthening shared values, embracing diversity and cultures of dialogue in conflict management and peace building. He also advised the society especially the youth to have an optimistic view on the long lived indigenous knowledges and their significant role in maintaining
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May 16, 2024
College of Law and Governance at Hawassa University in collaboration with British Council Ethiopia Enabling University peace Education /EUPE/ project has organized a two day's national research conference on the theme ”Conflict and Peace Building” at Rori Hotel, Hawassa.
Dr. Debrework Debebe, Dean of the college and EUPE project coordinator, welcomed all participants and presented a brief overview of the project activities and achievements over the past two years.
Dr. Samuel Jilo, V/president for Administration and Development at HU, officially opened the conference where he stressed the importance of using indigenous knowledges, strengthening shared values, embracing diversity and cultures of dialogue in conflict management and peace building. He also advised the society especially the youth to have an optimistic view on the long lived indigenous knowledges and their significant role in maintaining
Forwarded from HUGaDSSA (HU Governance and Development Studies Students' Association) (Tolera Mulugeta)
peaceful coexistence practiced all over the country.
Mr. Stephen Forbes, Country Director of British council Sudan and responsible person for the EUPE project, also delivered a message where he pointed out that the very establishment of the British council 90 years back was to maintain peace and prevent violence and conflict around the world.
Dr. Yonas Adaye, Commissioner for the National Dialogue Commission of Ethiopia delivered a key note speech on the role of higher education institutions in peace building and he said that Ethiopian HEIs can lay the foundation for peace building by playing more active roles in the process. He suggested that inclusion of peace education in the HEI curricula in the Ethiopian context can give space for the culture of dialogue over violent conflicts.
A total of ten research papers, two from Coventry University of UK, are presented at the conference followed by academic discussion, questions, comments and suggestions from participants to be continued tomorrow.
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Mr. Stephen Forbes, Country Director of British council Sudan and responsible person for the EUPE project, also delivered a message where he pointed out that the very establishment of the British council 90 years back was to maintain peace and prevent violence and conflict around the world.
Dr. Yonas Adaye, Commissioner for the National Dialogue Commission of Ethiopia delivered a key note speech on the role of higher education institutions in peace building and he said that Ethiopian HEIs can lay the foundation for peace building by playing more active roles in the process. He suggested that inclusion of peace education in the HEI curricula in the Ethiopian context can give space for the culture of dialogue over violent conflicts.
A total of ten research papers, two from Coventry University of UK, are presented at the conference followed by academic discussion, questions, comments and suggestions from participants to be continued tomorrow.
https://www.tg-me.com/hugadssachannel