Vom 11.07.2021 bis 19.07.2021 findet das transkulturelle Familien Sommercamp auf dem Gelände des Ökologischen Kulturzentrums Kesselberg e.V. statt. Wir denken Familie neu Im Mittelpunkt steht das “Erlebnis Familie” in all den facettenreichen Formen unserer Realität. Wir wollen außerhalb von gängigen Rollenbildern, unsere Ausdrücke von Liebe und Verständnis, sowie Pflichten von Read more…
Trip to the foundation of the association Global New Generation Paris/ ile de France Day 1 January 17th With Sonja Prinz , Hoda Abdalah and Eleonore Diaby (trainee) Our flight left at 8:30pm. We met at the airport at 5pm, so we wouldn‘t miss the flight due to the long check-in. Since we were a woman with dreads, one with a headscarf (hijab) and an Afro European, it had been the case that we missed the flight because of the intense check-in prodedures. We got through all the checks relatively quickly and were good in time. We asked again exactly where our flight was going because there were two flights to Paris. When the check-in at easyjet started and we got in, the lady told us that it was the wrong flight to Paris and that the gates had been changed, so we ran to the other gate with me and my sprained foot. We got there at 8:18 pm and there were two other people standing there and the lady told us that we were not allowed to get on the plane anymore, even though it was right in front of us. It was so depressing! Everybody was arguing with the lady but she always said that the captain gave the order and she couldn’t do anything. At 8:30 pm the plane left without us. We learned that this happens often with easyjet and that once even 30 people didn’t get on the plane. We were so angry and disappointed. We wanted to complain but we only got a flyer where we could complain online. We didn’t know what to do. The only option was to buy a new ticket as there was no refund but it was too expensive. We really wanted to go to Paris, so we decided to take Flixbus even though we would arrive in Paris the next day at 2pm but it was worth it. Day 2 January 18th At 2:30pm we arrived in Paris and drove to Hawa‘s home. Just arrived and promptly the founding meeting of the association Global New Generation ile de France started which was our reason for coming here. This was one of the longest meetings I ever had with Celisha May and Hawa Diaby but in the end we had founded our association Global New Generation ile de Read more…
Our teammate Suza, from Global New Generation Berlin, has set out on the 25th of October 2019 to support GNG Ghana. The desk is exchanged for farmland and a big land for permaculture. Suza, our photographe and media design left about 27 days ago on the road to Ghana. And Read more…
From 24.10.2019 to 27.10.2019 Sonja Prinz and Hoda Abdallah were in Austria on behalf of Our Network e.V. to visit Banza Tombe, chairwoman of the association Global New Generation Austria. The first meeting was a needs assessment meeting. At this meeting the team looked at where the association still needed support and what materials were missing. The day after there was a general meeting in Café Westend. The board of directors was newly elected, Mrs. Banza Tombe remains chairwoman, the referee is Prisca G. Temporarily Mrs. Abdallah was elected as treasurer, so that she can accompany the association from Berlin in the accounting until an Austrian has settled in. Afterwards there was another meeting for a possible cooperation, in the only bookstore for African literature “Afrieurotext” in Vienna. There they met Simon Inou, publisher of “Fresh Black Austrian Lifestyle”. A cooperation between both associations was agreed upon. Afterwards they went to an Ethiopian restaurant, where the cooperation was sealed and in an informative discussion the political situation for NGOs but also for people with migration history in both countries was compared. The next day the team visited the city and left again. More Photos on our FlickR
Permaculture Course by Global New Generation Berlin and Ghana Permaculture Institute Is your passion to bring lasting changes? Do you want to solve environmental and social problems in your community and around the world? Do you want to learn permaculture knowledge and deepen practical skills to apply it directly to Read more…
Global New Generation Kenya donated sports equipment – Including footballs, jerseys, shorts and socks to The Dreams Alive Foundation as a commitment to The Sustainable Development Through Sports programme in Kenya, a programme supported by Global New Generation International. The Dreams Alive Foundation runs a football academy that address social issues through sports in Read more…
We conducted the final piloting workshop on developing SDGs awareness tools with a team of selected young basketball players from Divine Word Parish in Kayole, Nairobi. It was a great learning experience for everyone involved. #PromotingPublicKnowledgeOnSDGsInKenya
The Concept of Global New Generation football academy in Gambia is to bring together a group of children in the ages of 6-15 years and use sports as a method to develop their personal skills and to groom them into pawners and pillars of the society. Football or soccer as Read more…
