Zvinotungamira Mukusarudza Zvido Zvemadzimai (Leading to Choices Shona Edition)

Leading to Choices Shona Edition

Zvinotungamira Mukusarudza Zvido Zvemadzimai: Bhuku Rekushandisa Kaudzidzisa Madzimai Utungamiri (2005) (162 pages)
Leading to Choices Shona Edition 0-9729395-6-3 $24.95

Authors: Mahnaz Afkhami, Ann Eisenberg, and Haleh Vaziri
In consultation with: Suheir Azzouni, Ayesha Imam, Amina Lemrini, and Rabea Naciri
Translated, adapted, and tested by: The Women's Self-Promotion Movement (WSPM), Zimbabwe
Edited by: Douglas Mpondi, Ph.D.

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The Shona edition of the Leading to Choices manual (Zvinotungamira Mukusarudza Zvido Zvemadzimai: Bhuku Rekushandisa Kaudzidzisa Madzimai Utungamiri) has been used by WLP and our partner organization the Women's Self Promotion Movement (WSPM) in leadership training workshops conducted with women and girls living in Zimbabwe. Working collaboratively in the Leading to Choices workshop setting, diverse groups of women are recognizing their leadership capabilities and empowering themselves to improve their quality of life.

Zvinotungamira Mukusarudza Zvido Zvemadzimai: Bhuku Rekushandisa Kaudzidzisa Madzimai Utungamiri (2005) (162 pages)
Leading to Choices Shona Edition 0-9729395-6-3 $24.95
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Women Refugees in Zimbabwe and Lebanon Work to Improve Quality of Life in Camps

Small Group DiscussionFrom October-December 2003, nearly 100 women and girl refugees participated in leadership development workshops organized by WLP and its partners Machreq/Maghreb Gender Linking and Information Project (MACMAG GLIP) in Lebanon and the Women's Self-Promotion Movement (WSPM) in Zimbabwe. MACMAG GLIP and WSPM facilitated workshops that provided training in effective communication, collaborative decision-making, and techniques for articulating and developing individual and group projects. Working together in the workshop setting, diverse groups of refugee women learned to recognize their own leadership capabilities and empowered themselves to improve the quality of life in the refugee camps, enhance their status as refugees in their hosts countries, and address conflict resolution and peace-building in their home countries.

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