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Reflective teacher - workshop in Buczacz (Ukraine)
2009-06-27 07:17:56
Buczacz, June 22-25, 2009
Teachers from Ukrainian Catholic schools participated in a course led by the Arrupe Center in June 22-25, 2009. Participants, gathered in Bazilian monastery in Buczacz (Ukraine), were introduced to different models of staff development and they learned how to grow professionally and personally through reflection on their own experience. Two Arrupe Center trainers: Elżbieta Lauk and Wojciech Żmudziński SJ shared their experience in facilitating students' and teachers' growth. It was third meeting for the same group of teachers involved into leadership formation project promoted by the Patriarchal Commission of Catholic Education and supported financialy by Koch Foundation from USA and Magis Foundation from Poland. Two other meetings took place in Lviv (January 2009) and Ivano-Frankovsk (March 2009).


Elżbieta Lauk from Lodz is presenting character education methods in mathematics.







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- Jesuit European Social Week in Brussels
Social Justice Secretariat | 2010-08-31 18:22:45 -
The Jesuit European Social Week took place in Brussels from 24 to 28 August. For three days, representatives of the social apostolate - province delegates, social centre staff and people involved in specific works such as JRS or the Worker's Mission - listened to experiences from the ground as well as to inputs from experts on insertion communities, schools for disadvantaged pupils, social research and Ignatian advocacy. Some of the emerging focus areas of the social apostolate in Europe are: the relationship between the intellectual apostolate and social commitment, the creation of a network of European social centres, insertion communities for Jesuits in formation, and relations between the European and African social apostolate.

(more >>) - For a better school climate - conference in Bulgaria
Sophia, August 11, 2010 | 2010-08-28 15:23:32 -
International conference entitled FOR A BETTER SCHOOL CLIMATE took place in Sophia (Bulgaria) in August 9-11, 2010. Participants came from schools, universities and ngo's from Bulgaria, Lithuania, Estonia, Czech Republic, Poland, and Serbia. Conference was organized by Madara Foundation and financed by the Open Society Institute. On the third day of the conference the INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF EDUCATORS FOR A BETTER SCHOOL CLIMATE have been established. The internet site to facilitate exchange of experience and innovative solutions will be created soon. On the photo below: professor Irena Smetackova from the Carl University in Prague.

(more >>) - Spiritual retreat in the Nazareth Center in Ukraine
Drohobycz, August 2010 | 2010-08-28 15:12:00 -
Wojciech Zmudzinski SJ offered a spiritual retreat for social workers and therapists working in the center for drug addicts and alcoholics in Nazareth center close to Drohobycz (Western Ukraine). Among participants were also employees of the Caritas. Thanks to the hospitality of Fr. Ivan Hnativ and Fr. Igor Kozankiewicz, director of the Arrupe Center had an opportunity to visit IJELP student sister Euvrosinia and see historical places of Drohobycz.

(more >>) - From Belarus to the Arrupe Center for internship
Gdynia, July 19-31, 2010 | 2010-08-28 14:45:20 -
In July 2010, Ija Smirnova from Minsk came to the Arrupe Center to help us in international networking project. She was sponsored by the Polish-Amarican Foundation of Freedom and Education for Democracy Foundation. All expenses connected to her internship were covered by the RITA program. Ija Smirnova visited also other nongovernmental organizations and worked with disadvantaged children from Poland and Lithuania. On the photo below: Ija Smirnova, Elżbieta Kowalik, and Beata Samojłowicz - president of the Borussia Association, in front of the Borussia office in Olsztyn.
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