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#15 Pedram Aflatuni: Ode to courage. Acts of peace in schools. (part 2)
ABOUT THE EPISODE: In the second part of our conversation Pedram Aflatuni shared how they work with volunteering projects in Finnish Schools. How integral part of the service project is discovering the real needs of people, and how they use social media and videos to highlight what they want to communicate.
By communicating I don’t only mean sharing the project, but having real impact in society. He tells a story about how they started a dialogue in Finland about the care for the elderly.
We talked about how to show in media people who are vulnerable, fragile situation in their lives, and he shared a concrete example, in which the project aimed to prevent bullying. This concrete example even became an education material for schools in Finland.
We briefly go through how they faciliate the program of the GutsyGo week, how they support students in dealing with rejection and failure.
At the end of the episode he shared also what kind of materials are available for the coaches and teachers involved in the program.
ABOUT OUR GUEST:
Pedram Aflatuni is an educator, cinematographer and editor. He has developed the method since 2016 and has been educating already over 400 coaches in Finland and baltic area. He’s responsible of educating the method to the coaches and mainly in charge of Gutsy Go’s published media in different platforms. He has directed dozens of youngsters Gutsy Go projects and their video productions. In the year 2021 Pedram won the State Award for Public Information as a part of the Gutsy Go developing team.
SEGMENTS OF THE EPISODE:
00:00 - Introduction to the episode
2:30 - Volunteer project example: answering the real needs of old people
7:30 - Social media: the impact of GutsyGo in Finland
11:39 - Showing people in need with dignity and respect.
13:45 - The ‘Teen bully experiment’ project
16:40 - The GutsyGo week: how they organiza the school projects
22:59 - How they support youth in dealing with rejection and failure?
27:00 - How do they prepare the coaches and teachers?
LINKS TO THE EPISODE:
The website of Gutsy Go: https://gutsygo.fi/en/
The Youtube channel of Gutsy Go: www.youtube.com/@GutsyGo
A description of the Gutsy Go method: https://gutsygo.fi/en/menetelma-2023/
Pedram Aflatuni’s Linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pedram-aflatuni-b5583a13b?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details%3BaN8KR4stTBC1bOSiZFvlGg%3D%3D
SUPPORT & CONNECT:
Our organization: https://elmenyakademia.hu/en/home/
You can support our work here: https://elmenyakademia.hu/en/donation/
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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8KJhr3h0-nkNlstg7SCr2g/playlists
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The theme music (Beat of Nature) is created by Olexy from Pixabay.
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By ÉlményakadémiaABOUT THE EPISODE: In the second part of our conversation Pedram Aflatuni shared how they work with volunteering projects in Finnish Schools. How integral part of the service project is discovering the real needs of people, and how they use social media and videos to highlight what they want to communicate.
By communicating I don’t only mean sharing the project, but having real impact in society. He tells a story about how they started a dialogue in Finland about the care for the elderly.
We talked about how to show in media people who are vulnerable, fragile situation in their lives, and he shared a concrete example, in which the project aimed to prevent bullying. This concrete example even became an education material for schools in Finland.
We briefly go through how they faciliate the program of the GutsyGo week, how they support students in dealing with rejection and failure.
At the end of the episode he shared also what kind of materials are available for the coaches and teachers involved in the program.
ABOUT OUR GUEST:
Pedram Aflatuni is an educator, cinematographer and editor. He has developed the method since 2016 and has been educating already over 400 coaches in Finland and baltic area. He’s responsible of educating the method to the coaches and mainly in charge of Gutsy Go’s published media in different platforms. He has directed dozens of youngsters Gutsy Go projects and their video productions. In the year 2021 Pedram won the State Award for Public Information as a part of the Gutsy Go developing team.
SEGMENTS OF THE EPISODE:
00:00 - Introduction to the episode
2:30 - Volunteer project example: answering the real needs of old people
7:30 - Social media: the impact of GutsyGo in Finland
11:39 - Showing people in need with dignity and respect.
13:45 - The ‘Teen bully experiment’ project
16:40 - The GutsyGo week: how they organiza the school projects
22:59 - How they support youth in dealing with rejection and failure?
27:00 - How do they prepare the coaches and teachers?
LINKS TO THE EPISODE:
The website of Gutsy Go: https://gutsygo.fi/en/
The Youtube channel of Gutsy Go: www.youtube.com/@GutsyGo
A description of the Gutsy Go method: https://gutsygo.fi/en/menetelma-2023/
Pedram Aflatuni’s Linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pedram-aflatuni-b5583a13b?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details%3BaN8KR4stTBC1bOSiZFvlGg%3D%3D
SUPPORT & CONNECT:
Our organization: https://elmenyakademia.hu/en/home/
You can support our work here: https://elmenyakademia.hu/en/donation/
Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/company/academy-of-experience-association/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elmenyakademia
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elmenyakademiaegyesulet/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8KJhr3h0-nkNlstg7SCr2g/playlists
Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/elmenyakademia
The theme music (Beat of Nature) is created by Olexy from Pixabay.