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Migrants, digital tech and knowledge sharing: the “yeast effect” of propagation after “train the trainers” activities and adaptation of learning material
In the final months of MIDEQ WP9 team’s interventions working with migrants in South Africa, a remarkable phenomenon emerged — a “yeast effect” that represented the catalytic effect of the impact of collaboration between academia, NGOs, migrant communities and individual participants.
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Training on safe, wise, and secure use of digital technology
MIDEQ highlights the impactful use of its digital technologies training resources, initially crafted in Nepal, by partners at the Domestic Workers Association Zimbabwe (DWAZ). Founder Mendy Lusaba adapted these resources for women in Southern Africa, training 1,911 members across Zimbabwe, South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia.
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Migrant voices in South Africa – digital training initiative
Working with migrants, international organisations, migrant organisations and tech companies in South Africa, the digital technologies team produced a series of videos for migrants by migrants. They also developed training resources on the safe, wise and secure use of digital technology.
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“Migration and love”, a book by Yonas Tadesse, Hadiya returnee migrant
“Migration and love”, a book by Yonas Tadesse, Hadiya returnee migrant
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