Community Workshop on Children's Rights to Promote a Safe and Inclusive School Environment.
JASMAR Human Security Organization conducted a community workshop on **Children’s Rights, Positive Discipline, Disaster Risk Reduction, and Gender-Based Violence Prevention aimed at strengthening child protection and promoting a safe and inclusive school environment. The workshop targeted school principals, representatives of school councils, school mothers, and youth, and will continue for three days in Jebel Awlya locality as part of the Resilience Building for Improved Development and Growth in the Education Sector in Sudan Project
On Sunday, 13 September 2026, a community workshop on Children’s Rights, Positive Discipline, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention, and Reporting and Referral Mechanisms was launched in Al Kalakla. The workshop is implemented by JASMAR Human Security Organization as part of the Resilience Building for Improved Development and Growth in the Education Sector in Sudan Project.
🎯 Workshop Objectives
The workshop aims to strengthen child protection and promote a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment by raising awareness of children’s rights, encouraging positive discipline practices, promoting disaster risk reduction and GBV prevention, and introducing available reporting and referral mechanisms.
👥 Target Groups
The workshop targets school principals, representatives of school councils, school mothers, and youth, recognizing their important role in supporting child protection, preventing risks, and promoting positive behaviors within their communities.
📚 Duration and Coverage
The workshop activities will continue for three days in Jebel Awlia locality and will be implemented across the targeted education sectors of Al Kalakla, Al Nasr, and Al Azhari, reaching a total of 40 schools.
These activities are part of JASMAR Human Security Organization’s ongoing efforts to strengthen child protection, support educational communities, and contribute to creating a safer, more inclusive, and resilient school environment.
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