Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

2012 WSSU Entrepreneur Summit

The Entrepreneur Summit is an inspirational, educational and motivational experience that provides useful insights and practical knowledge on the key challenges facing today’s small business owners and not-for-profit organization visionaries. The purpose of the summit is to engage, empower and enrich participants so that they are better prepared to make their ventures successful.

The speakers are all successful entrepreneurs in their own way, whether as owners of small businesses, leaders of not-for-profit organizations, or media personalities whose entrepreneurship happens daily in the way they market their unique skills to find new opportunities. Their knowledge and experience will benefit the entrepreneurs, students, executives, and aspiring professionals who attend this summit.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

NAGARJUNA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING BANGALORE has proved itself as a successful and prestigious technical college in India. The college believes in nurturing the practical training and development skill of their students. Experienced academic council and governing body of this college always try to enrich the creative and innovative skill of their students, and they can easily reach their success and their dream comes true at the end of each of the course. The ancient educational structure cannot meet the industry standards and so the college offers various methods of learning like open book learning, research-based education and practical knowledge skill development. Nagarjuna Education Society was established by renowned industrialist Sri. J.V. Ranga Raju. Afterwards the society also found several other colleges and educational institutes such as the Nagarjuna Vidyaniketan, Nagarjuna Pre-University College and Nagarjuna College of Engineering & Technology.

For admission to Nagarjuna College of Engineering Bangalore, students can contact Nagarjuna College of Engineering Bangalore has been ranked among the top ten colleges in India and the world class infrastructure of this college helps students to develop their mental and creative skill along with the fine industrial application of their engineering abilities.

The academic council of this college is enriched with the guidance of the most experienced professors and faculties. Along with that, the science and technology segment of this college has also designed a new pathway where new inventions get incorporated every year.

Under-Graduate courses:

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Computer Science Engineering

Information Science and Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

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Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

2012 WSSU Entrepreneur Summit

The Entrepreneur Summit is an inspirational, educational and motivational experience that provides useful insights and practical knowledge on the key challenges facing today’s small business owners and not-for-profit organization visionaries. The purpose of the summit is to engage, empower and enrich participants so that they are better prepared to make their ventures successful.

The speakers are all successful entrepreneurs in their own way, whether as owners of small businesses, leaders of not-for-profit organizations, or media personalities whose entrepreneurship happens daily in the way they market their unique skills to find new opportunities. Their knowledge and experience will benefit the entrepreneurs, students, executives, and aspiring professionals who attend this summit.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

PO5.10. Dementia action plan: focusing on prevention and families

EGERVARI Agnes

Social Cluster Association, Budapest, Hungary

Dementia Action Plan is a national level program that has been developed last year in Hungary. Its key words are: prevention, relationships and communication - not only inside the care system, but also with other different professionals, with the whole society.

Background: Every second citizen in Hungary has insufficient health literacy. Those people do not know how to keep our health, where to turn to if having any health problem. This is especially true in case of dementia, as the taboo here makes the situation even more challenging.

INDA© program developed by the Social Cluster Association improved relationships and communication between different professionals, families, and policymakers.

Method: The interprofessional approach is the guiding principle of the Action Plan for more effective cooperation between Long-Term Care (LTC) facilities and health care system.

Prevention: Three Generations for Health Program: also contributes to the changing general practitioners’ attitudes towards person based dementia care. The main result of the program is the diagnostic of thousands of people over 65 years old.

Knowledge about dementia should also be a component part of continued further education in the medical profession.

To concentrate on support of families; the maintains the best QofL.Training for informal careers aims to share practical knowledge about changing roles in the family; legal questions, etc.

Awareness raising campaigns and support groups for caring families the dementia advisor is a new professional who connects a PwD, a caring family and the health/social care system. Having relevant knowledge about dementia, he/she is also able to navigate in the care system. This concept’s goal is to optimize the level and timing of the support.

The attitude towards dementia is changed in Hungary – Dementia Action Plan serve a useful framework to improve the quality of life for people living with dementia.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Day 4 of the YSEALI Academy's Unconference on Impact Entrepreneurship was filled with empowering sessions and thought-provoking discussions. Let's dive into the highlights of the day:

🎯 Morning Session: An enlightening lecture on “Bringing People to the Negotiation Table: Assumptions and Associated Risks” led by the esteemed Professor Helet Botha. Throughout the session, our fellows are guided in the concept of 'the effectual ask' and focus on the role of assumptions in bringing people to the negotiation table. They also explored the assumptions about others' motivations and how these assumptions can impact their ability to initiate negotiations, addressing potential barriers to effective communication.

📚 Afternoon Workshop: Sharing Success from YSEALI Academy Alumni

It was so amazing to meet Marcus Wong, Martius Rua and Gracia Kelana again. They are YSEALI Academy Alumni who attended the last Entrepreneurship Seminar 2022 Born Globals and winners of final pitch. They came a long way to Ho Chi Minh city to share their inspiring success stories and experiences. It was an opportunity to learn from their journeys and gain practical knowledge that will propel their own impact ventures forward.

️ Evening Panel Discussion: Impact Investing The day concluded with an enriching panel discussion on impact investing. Esteemed panelists shared their expertise, experiences, and insights into the world of impact investing, and shared a common dedication to building an inclusive and sustainable impact ecosystem.

Day 4 was an inspirational day to embrace negotiations, leverage the wisdom of YSEALI Academy alumni, and explore the realm of impact investing.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

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The Entrepreneur Summit is an inspirational, educational and motivational experience that provides useful insights and practical knowledge on the key challenges facing today’s small business owners and not-for-profit organization visionaries. The purpose of the summit is to engage, empower and enrich participants so that they are better prepared to make their ventures successful.

The speakers are all successful entrepreneurs in their own way, whether as owners of small businesses, leaders of not-for-profit organizations, or media personalities whose entrepreneurship happens daily in the way they market their unique skills to find new opportunities. Their knowledge and experience will benefit the entrepreneurs, students, executives, and aspiring professionals who attend this summit.

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Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

2012 WSSU Entrepreneur Summit

The Entrepreneur Summit is an inspirational, educational and motivational experience that provides useful insights and practical knowledge on the key challenges facing today’s small business owners and not-for-profit organization visionaries. The purpose of the summit is to engage, empower and enrich participants so that they are better prepared to make their ventures successful.

The speakers are all successful entrepreneurs in their own way, whether as owners of small businesses, leaders of not-for-profit organizations, or media personalities whose entrepreneurship happens daily in the way they market their unique skills to find new opportunities. Their knowledge and experience will benefit the entrepreneurs, students, executives, and aspiring professionals who attend this summit.

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Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

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Day 4 of the YSEALI Academy's Unconference on Impact Entrepreneurship was filled with empowering sessions and thought-provoking discussions. Let's dive into the highlights of the day:

🎯 Morning Session: An enlightening lecture on “Bringing People to the Negotiation Table: Assumptions and Associated Risks” led by the esteemed Professor Helet Botha. Throughout the session, our fellows are guided in the concept of 'the effectual ask' and focus on the role of assumptions in bringing people to the negotiation table. They also explored the assumptions about others' motivations and how these assumptions can impact their ability to initiate negotiations, addressing potential barriers to effective communication.

📚 Afternoon Workshop: Sharing Success from YSEALI Academy Alumni

It was so amazing to meet Marcus Wong, Martius Rua and Gracia Kelana again. They are YSEALI Academy Alumni who attended the last Entrepreneurship Seminar 2022 Born Globals and winners of final pitch. They came a long way to Ho Chi Minh city to share their inspiring success stories and experiences. It was an opportunity to learn from their journeys and gain practical knowledge that will propel their own impact ventures forward.

️ Evening Panel Discussion: Impact Investing The day concluded with an enriching panel discussion on impact investing. Esteemed panelists shared their expertise, experiences, and insights into the world of impact investing, and shared a common dedication to building an inclusive and sustainable impact ecosystem.

Day 4 was an inspirational day to embrace negotiations, leverage the wisdom of YSEALI Academy alumni, and explore the realm of impact investing.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Children of Class 1 had a very interesting activity recently. They were taken by their teachers on a visit to the neighbourhood. The ‘Neighbourhood Walk’ gave them practical knowledge about real life. The activity also helped to foster values like respect for all, keeping places clean and being polite.

They visited Chandan Public Park, The police station, Temple, Shanti Asiatic School, SAL Hospital and even the saw the TV tower. This completed the circuit of facilities present in the school neighbourhood in terms of a park, a police station, a place of worship, a hospital and recreation.

The children were very excited and curious. Their disciplined and polite behaviour during their neighbourhood walk is a lesson for all of us.

Presentation by Prof Yvonne P Doderer (Architect, Urban Researcher and Professor for Cultural Studies at the University of Applied Sciences, Düsseldorf)

The Political Design workshop organised at the Trafo Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest, Hungary in February 2012 was about the possibilities, resources and methods for the communication of political thinking, held by international designers and theoreticians. The aim of the workshop was to gain the theoretical and practical knowledge which helps to form opinions supporting human rights and franchise, and, that promotes social responsibility and solidarity. In the frame of the programme Trafó launched a public presentation and lectures by: Sethu Das (Co-founder of the Design & People), Prof Yvonne P Doderer (Architect, Urban Researcher and Professor for Cultural Studies at the University of Applied Sciences, Düsseldorf); Erőss Nikolett (Curator), Sugár János (Artist and Curator) and Keiko Sei (Media theorist and art curator). Photo: Trafo, Hungary.