This month I had the opportunity to attend a few virtual events that brought me closer to understanding in full how Cov-19 impacted in people experiencing education completely disrupted during lockdown in virtue of not having access to virtual learning platforms or not having access to full energy provision like electricity.
I truly appreciated the opportunity to hear first hand account of the contours of the situation by experts and educators via the Zoom and Facebook session " Covid-19 and Education: The largest disruption in the history of education" by Qatar Education.
I watched most of this webinar via zoom and Facebook. It is one of the best webinars available online regarding Cov-19 impact on Education and though I watched it live I would recommend anyone watching it recorded as it informs the public of the future implications of Cov-19.
On the 25th of September I attended the online zoomed Webinar: Investment and Trade for Africa's Development , a Germany Africa Development initiative.
The event is still available online and can be accessed here
''Some of my optimistic points for #Africa and #Europe lay in the #digitalisation and ability that young people can play a role in creating dynamic #business environments for the future.'' - H.E Günter Nooke, Africa Envoy to Chancellor Merkel.
#AECWebinar
#ChamberNews
I am very excited to be attending the virtual public event "Voting Rights and Discrimination - Insights from book "Whitelash: Unmasking White Grievance at the Ballot Box"". by Fordham University School of Law.
What are you up to this Wednesday night?
Best wishes,
Ariane
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