M.A.L.I (My Africa Learns to Inspire)
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M.A.L.I. (My Africa Learns to Inspire)
, OUA, Ouargla
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Going every day to my university by bus, every station we stop at,the bus window I sit next to , gets covered with little dark-skinned hands knocking on it to ask for a handout. So many hands and even when ignored by the people and the bus goes, the kids' fingerprints stay accompanying me the whole way. I ,as an Algerian citizen, feel ashamed that the only words those kids learn while their staying in my country are the words of begging and humiliating themselves. What would the next generation tell about us?what will those children tell to their descendants in the future about the time they spent in Algeria as refugees...many questions araise as I am sure they will not remember the food or the shelter we provide because they will vanish one day,ONLY KNOWLEDGE STAYS AND SUSTAINS.
Have regular classes held.
make the number of pupils increase.
Plant the importance of of volunteerism in the Algerian youth's minds.
Make the Malian children and their families have more hope in a better future
Get people to know M.A.L.I.
Pay frequent visits to refugees' shelters and tell them about the project
Organize awareness campaigns for the children’s families on the importance of learning
-Create social media pages and channels to inform people about our activities and goals
Get people to trust and support M.A.L.I.
- Have some successful Malian individuals who legally live and make living in Algeria share their experiences
Meetings with associations, decision makers, as with mosques to urge the community to get involved.
-Have trial lessons with the presence of parents to build trust and urge them send their children study .
Get the classes start officially
Get the teacher staff well trained
Get a classroom or a tent to teach in
-Include their fellow Algerian children in the process via setting new friendships with Malian children.
•The children will get integrated better in the Algerian society.
•They will know their rights as refugees.
•They will stop the begging habit and gain the sense of dignity.
Pupils will be able to demonstrate competence and fill school applications and paper to get legally involved in the Algerian public schools.
Success assessment:
Our great success is mostly cherished when our students become successful in their lives and eventually inspire all world refugees to overcome obstacles and trust in their potential abilities. We see real success in having our actual pupils as future teachers and society leaders, for our motto is “learn to inspire” .
•Volunteer university students: 16 Algerian students( I am one of them) who received training on leadership and social change at the World Learning SIT(USA) this summer are ready to perform their job as teachers.
One of the most important criteria of choosing our staff is commitment, still we ,as the project is going on will be continually training new teachers and members
Resourses:
•Teachers: Volunteer-university students.
•Teachers’training: Ouargla Modern School
•Social experts, the interested Algerian children and awareness campaigns : Municipality of the city.
•Classroom / tent : provided by :"Ouargla Modern School".
•School supplies and uniforms: Sonatrach, Mosque charity and applying for NGOs funding
•Food :Bayat Catering Company and the local community’s participation.
•Encouraging gifts: donation money raised by mosques.