My lovely busy day

17th MAY 16 , it was a good day with RADIO ACTIVE 101 team ( Colin Rainey , James Dellow , tom) , with a new experience in the radio work .

Some info about RADIO ACTIVE 101 :

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  Start date            : Launched in 2012

  Short description :Engagement, informal learning and employ ability of disenfranchised people through internet radio and social media.
  
  Long description : WHAT IS RADIOACTIVE101?

  Learning through radio, learning for life!
  
  We are a pan-European Internet Radio platform, incorporating Web 2.0 functionality, linked to innovative community based pedagogies – addressing employ ability, inclusion and active citizenship in an original and exciting way. The Internet Radio provides an innovative way to engage, retain and develop those who are excluded or at risk of exclusion, and its low-cost, extensibility and sustainability, compared with FM radio for example, is a key dimension in ensuring the success of this project.
  
  Through actively developing, implementing and running the RadioActive101 platform and its national channels, the target groups – of older schoolchildren, young people, learning disabled and other people whose voices are usually unheard – develop digital competencies and employ ability skills ‘in vivo’ that are relevant to the 21C workplace. These competencies and skills will be accredited to provide a platform to further education or employment related to the knowledge and creative and digital industries. To quote one of the UK Youth workers who will be involved in this project: ‘I can’t think of one young person who I work with who would not want to be involved’.
  
  The consortium is led by the University of East London (UK), with other partners from Portugal (CIMJ), Germany (UKL), UK (Pontydysgu), Malta (KIC) and Romania (ODIP).
  
  Mission : Learning through radio, learning for life.
  
  Location : University of East London .
  
  *Radio Event with RadioActive101 in Cass School of Education and Communities  - ED 4.03 11- 5 pm. 
  
  
  
  
  The Program :
  
  
  
  

The most enjoyable was the Interview with university students and we asked them three questions about Palestine :

1.  What do you know about Palestine ? 
2. How could you best support Palestine ?
3. Do yo want to know anything from us about Palestine ?
              
                         
   
   
   
                        
   
   
   
   After this experience we went to see a play ( The Taming of Shrew ) , in Shakespear's Globe  with Annika and Nasima . It was really FUN . 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

Israeli army incursions abu dis

The large force of the Israeli occupation army overnight stormed abu dis tawn,

And firing rubber bullets and tear gas and stun grenades Pantjah houses and cars

And distributed leaflets.

There is major damage to homes, cars and scaring the kids because of the raids in the middle of the Night.

Some pictures

Demonstrations for Palestine

On 14th May, in Oxford Street, I watched a demo in support of Palestine, to promot human rights and the rule of law ,and to an end to Israeli Occupation, also to remind people what happend in 1948 "NAKBA" with the expelsion of about 750,000 Palestinian citizens from their land , and the killing , massacres , and the destruction of homes.
At the other end there were Zionists trying to disrupt the Palestine demo , accusing us of terrorism.

first month in London

The first month, and volunteering in London 

 London is very big and there are a lot of cultures. We performed a lot of activities in order to reach the goals pursued by the institution. Also  we Palestinians aim to deliver an idea of ​​the Palestinian people, and what is happening in Palestine.  We also aim to  define  the world that is happening in Palestine. Also we worked a lot with publications and we have distributed them in the streets, especially on days of public holidays , and we have a lot of meetings. These meetings include Palestinian food and  Palestinian dabka dance and also the opportunity to speak about Palestine through the presentations about  Palestine, especially Abu Dis, as well as all Palestinian women and Cadfa .

We have also  leaflets and distributed them on the streets to educate people about Palestine
We also teach the Palestinian Dabke dance on Sunday from 1-2 pm and also teach Arabic Language every Thursday in the  Cadfa centre 6-7 pm every Thursday.  We also work on Stalls every Saturday from nine o'clock until six o'clock, and every Saturday. This work is out of the office. When we are inside the office we communicate by writing  on  social media and blogs.  We  also work in meetings with other institutions in London and communicate with them.

Some pictures.

An Evening For Palestine

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