TRAINING
WHY?
Fambul Tok trainings illustrate how emergent design adapts to changing circumstances and community needs. The Fambul Tok training program responds to on-the-ground needs and realities identified by staff as they work in the communities. Different trainings target different groups, but the overall training components include the Fambul Tok values; approaches to reconciliation; communication in conflict situations; mediation; and trauma healing.
HOW?
The initial training in Kailahun was designed and facilitated by leading international experts from the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) at Eastern Mennonite University (USA) working with national Fambul Tok staff from the very beginning. CJP-trained staff continues to consult on the design and implementation of the training program.
In addition to the core training given to volunteers charged with implementing Fambul Tok in their communities, Fambul Tok also trains representatives in the districts to conduct trainings themselves. Ongoing mentoring and regular interaction with national and district staff provides critical support, expands and deepens the local knowledge base, and further empowers communities to own the Fambul Tok process.


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