Exchange Experience

Mena region has been experiencing severe changes in the political, economic, and social environments. The uprisings, led by youth, called on a change in the static political systems that failed to improve the socioeconomic conditions of a large portion of marginalized social groups.

After Arab Spring, new doors were opened to youths to change government and private sector policy, concerning youth entrepreneurship. Besides, youths involved community development, which incresed stakeholders programs to set their programs with a concern of youth engagement.

In 2011, youths had a maseive impact in the Tunisian protests. In this episode, we clarify their space in community in today at present.

Education is a fundamental right, yet in times of conflict and disaster it is often significantly disrupted, denying millions of girls and boys the opportunity to have a quality, safe education. In this episode, Graça discusses how the strategy of Education in Emergencies works, and why it should the priority of orgabizatinns in crises.

Humantarians work with diverse backgrounds. How should they get prepared before they start working in a new context?

A number of agencies and comapnies prepare people to meet the job market requirements. Dr. Stefan Bucher, director to one if the providing trainings discuss his business and the importance of enriching people’s skills.

After we have got the access of Social Media, globalization has become a trend. People have learnt to think, work, and live out of their circles.

The young refugee who later became a humanitarian talks about Britain strategy of supporting refugees and eliminating poverty.

Exchange Experinec is a platform to discuss the social development all around the world in different angles.

In India, gender inequqlity exsists like all the countries. Usually, the disparity referes to some social norms, because the culture considers men supperior and women inferior. Regarding this we are happy about some changes came out in India.