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عنوان الصفحة (بدون نطاق) (page_title)
'في 18 مارس 2013 لقاء مع سيما دياب - العمل المجتمعي مع لاجئي سوريا في مصر'
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'محضر:في 18 مارس 2013 لقاء مع سيما دياب - العمل المجتمعي مع لاجئي سوريا في مصر'
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نص الويكي القديم للصفحة، قبل التعديل (old_wikitext)
'{{مطلوب ترجمتها}} {{مسارات_مختزلة}} '''Minutes of Meeting with Sima Diab Tadamon Centre for the Support of the Syrian Community''' '''Date:''' March 18, 2013 at 10:30 - 14:00 '''Venue:''' At ADEF - Baydar '''Attendees:''' * Sima Diab, Founder of the Community Center damascusrebel@gmail.com * Ranwa Yehia, ADEF Director * Noha El Shoky, ADEF Development Officer '''Agenda of the meeting''' * Background on Sima Diab * Background on the start-up and development of the Community Center * Community Center partner NGOs * Activities and support currently provided through the Community Center * Projects in the pipeline * Background on ADEF’s operations * Potential areas of cooperation with ADEF * Nest steps '''Background on Sima Diab''' * Award: 2012 refugee prize for independent activist. * Academic background: Communication strategy. * Worked in Baghdad for the Iraqi Media Network. '''Project start-up and background''' * We are not about charity. We empower. * Outreach: thousands from all over Cairo. * Proposal was written in March 2012. Nobody listened September 2012. Funding came in October Doors were open in December 2012. * The center includes all factions of the Syrian society. We have Salafi and Ikhwan, Marxist, atheist etc * The community center is the first of its kind for Syrians anywhere. * Original idea was for the center to become hub for partnership everywhere Blog: http://syndicatingfreedom.wordpress.com/ Website: under development, no domain yet '''Partner NGOs:''' * Altadamon: runs three community centers working with refugees in Egypt http://www.altadamun.org/ * Pstic: Psychosocial training institute in Cairo. Not registered * Both are funded by Terre des Hommes through UNHCR * Townhouse: micro grants training '''The Community Center offers support in the areas of:''' * Micro grants through Altadamon * Legal advise on residency * Community service (physical place for sharing ideas) * A women’s forum * Child protection: (Fatma at Altadamon is taking a training on child protection) * Destitution, * Marriage consultation * Art classes for children * Community theatre * Mother’s day event * English classes for adults and children * Computer literacy (12-13 computers): just set up ten days ago * French classes * 9 Syrian psychosocial support (pick up cases with UNHCR from all around Egypt * Links to jobs * Mental and physical handicaps * 2 Psychosocial experts are specialized in autism '''Projects in the pipeline:''' * Outreach: thousands from all over Cairo * Community outreach project: to work with UNHCR (unbiased, inclusive) * Digitizing everything we do in the center * There will be an online space mimicking the physical space * Planet 360: Tarek Nasser (built a proposal) * Smart map: mapping NGOs in Cairo, Alexandria * Sports summer camp with Wadi Degla Sporting Club. Needs to be finalized by end of April 2013 '''Background on ADEF’s operations:''' * Arab Digital Expression Camps (ADEC) http://info.arabdigitalexpression.org/en , http://arabdigitalexpression.org/programs/camps was inspired from the 1980ies Arab Computer Camps (Compu Camps: age 8 – 18) * First ADEC was implemented in 2007. On history of our camps: * Camps are about expression. The core is finding your own voice, then sharing it in various tools: video, sound, crafts, theatre, sports, stop motion etc. * Camp is a two week life changing experience * First grant was the Ashoka Fellowship: https://www.ashoka.org/fellow/ranwa-yehia * Team supported ADEC for the first two years * First year camp was Egyptian-Palestinian as we got funding for Palestinian youngsters * 2007 camp was our pilot and 2008 was the culmination of lessons learned * ADEC works with 60% underprivileged who are fully funded * ADEC works with middle and upper middle scholarships with ½ scholarships * ADEC markets the camps to rich children * Every three/four fully paying children cover one underprivileged youngster * ADEC got its first funding in 2009 from Nassej: http://www.naseej-cyd.org/en/naseej_program.php?sm=2&tm=1?tm=1 * Aim was to business for development model * ADEF was registered in 2009 * ADEF conducted a community mapping exercise for all potential partners in Mokattam the report for which can be found at: [[ المسح المجتمعي للمقطم 2012 ]] * Only link to Syrian community is through the Syrian open source activist community '''Potential areas for cooperation:''' * Call to Partner NGOs for the 2013 ADEC: [[[[معسكر التعبير الرقمي العربي السابع 2013 ]]]] * Setting up the Syrian Community Center technically * ADEF has a fund for 5 Syrian youngsters (3 girls and 2 boys between 12-15 years) * Establish a Digital Expression Community Area (DECA) http://arabdigitalexpression.org/deca at the Syrian Community Center * ADEF works with open source software to correspond to our open culture values. ADEF can set the Community Center up in that area * Sima can dedicate a few computers for open source software * Ranwa is connected with the Egyptian Autistic Society http://egyptautism.com/ * There is already a candidate male youngster for the 2013 camp * Include community workers from the Community Center in our ToT workshops '''Next steps:''' * An initial partnership meeting with Fatma Idris from Altadamon would be very beneficial at the Community Center on the 26th with: Ranwa Yehia, Ali Shaath, Gehan Shaaban: Camp Coordinator and Partnership Manager, and Mohamed Ammar: Network Administration Manager. With Wessam (Director) and Susan (Programming Officer). Confirmation needed * Schedule a field visit to the Community Center scouting for potential campers * Link Abdeljaleel with the Egyptian Autistic Society. Sima will speak with Dr Nancy who runs Pstic * Launch a call for reach out to Syrian youngsters between 12-15. Selection of youngsters usually takes place by end of April 2013 * ADEF will send a link to the registration form for the camps to Sima by end of March 2013 * A movie/information night featuring previous camp videos will be scheduled at the community center. Amr Gad (ADEF Media and PR Officer) is preparing a DVD with three movies featuring the camps and give to Ammar to take along to ADEF’s 26th of March visit to the Community Center [[تصنيف:محاضر اجتماعات]]'
نص الويكي الجديد للصفحة، بعد التعديل (new_wikitext)
'{{مطلوب ترجمتها}} {{مسارات_مختزلة}} '''Minutes of Meeting with Sima Diab Tadamon Centre for the Support of the Syrian Community''' '''Date:''' March 18, 2013 at 10:30 - 14:00 '''Venue:''' At ADEF - Baydar '''Attendees:''' * Sima Diab, Founder of the Community Center damascusrebel@gmail.com * Ranwa Yehia, ADEF Director * Noha El Shoky, ADEF Development Officer '''Agenda of the meeting''' * Background on Sima Diab * Background on the start-up and development of the Community Center * Community Center partner NGOs * Activities and support currently provided through the Community Center * Projects in the pipeline * Background on ADEF’s operations * Potential areas of cooperation with ADEF * Nest steps '''Background on Sima Diab''' * Award: 2012 refugee prize for independent activist. * Academic background: Communication strategy. * Worked in Baghdad for the Iraqi Media Network. '''Project start-up and background''' * We are not about charity. We empower. * Outreach: thousands from all over Cairo. * Proposal was written in March 2012. Nobody listened September 2012. Funding came in October Doors were open in December 2012. * The center includes all factions of the Syrian society. We have Salafi and Ikhwan, Marxist, atheist etc * The community center is the first of its kind for Syrians anywhere. * Original idea was for the center to become hub for partnership everywhere Blog: http://syndicatingfreedom.wordpress.com/ Website: under development, no domain yet '''Partner NGOs:''' * Altadamon: runs three community centers working with refugees in Egypt http://www.altadamun.org/ * Pstic: Psychosocial training institute in Cairo. Not registered * Both are funded by Terre des Hommes through UNHCR * Townhouse: micro grants training '''The Community Center offers support in the areas of:''' * Micro grants through Altadamon * Legal advise on residency * Community service (physical place for sharing ideas) * A women’s forum * Child protection: (Fatma at Altadamon is taking a training on child protection) * Destitution, * Marriage consultation * Art classes for children * Community theatre * Mother’s day event * English classes for adults and children * Computer literacy (12-13 computers): just set up ten days ago * French classes * 9 Syrian psychosocial support (pick up cases with UNHCR from all around Egypt * Links to jobs * Mental and physical handicaps * 2 Psychosocial experts are specialized in autism '''Projects in the pipeline:''' * Outreach: thousands from all over Cairo * Community outreach project: to work with UNHCR (unbiased, inclusive) * Digitizing everything we do in the center * There will be an online space mimicking the physical space * Planet 360: Tarek Nasser (built a proposal) * Smart map: mapping NGOs in Cairo, Alexandria * Sports summer camp with Wadi Degla Sporting Club. Needs to be finalized by end of April 2013 '''Background on ADEF’s operations:''' * Arab Digital Expression Camps (ADEC) http://info.arabdigitalexpression.org/en , http://arabdigitalexpression.org/programs/camps was inspired from the 1980ies Arab Computer Camps (Compu Camps: age 8 – 18) * First ADEC was implemented in 2007. On history of our camps: * Camps are about expression. The core is finding your own voice, then sharing it in various tools: video, sound, crafts, theatre, sports, stop motion etc. * Camp is a two week life changing experience * First grant was the Ashoka Fellowship: https://www.ashoka.org/fellow/ranwa-yehia * Team supported ADEC for the first two years * First year camp was Egyptian-Palestinian as we got funding for Palestinian youngsters * 2007 camp was our pilot and 2008 was the culmination of lessons learned * ADEC works with 60% underprivileged who are fully funded * ADEC works with middle and upper middle scholarships with ½ scholarships * ADEC markets the camps to rich children * Every three/four fully paying children cover one underprivileged youngster * ADEC got its first funding in 2009 from Nassej: http://www.naseej-cyd.org/en/naseej_program.php?sm=2&tm=1?tm=1 * Aim was to business for development model * ADEF was registered in 2009 * ADEF conducted a community mapping exercise for all potential partners in Mokattam the report for which can be found at: [[ المسح المجتمعي للمقطم 2012 ]] * Only link to Syrian community is through the Syrian open source activist community '''Potential areas for cooperation:''' * Call to Partner NGOs for the 2013 ADEC: [[[[معسكر التعبير الرقمي العربي السابع 2013 ]]]] * Setting up the Syrian Community Center technically * ADEF has a fund for 5 Syrian youngsters (3 girls and 2 boys between 12-15 years) * Establish a Digital Expression Community Area (DECA) http://arabdigitalexpression.org/deca at the Syrian Community Center * ADEF works with open source software to correspond to our open culture values. ADEF can set the Community Center up in that area * Sima can dedicate a few computers for open source software * Ranwa is connected with the Egyptian Autistic Society http://egyptautism.com/ * There is already a candidate male youngster for the 2013 camp * Include community workers from the Community Center in our ToT workshops '''Next steps:''' * An initial partnership meeting with Fatma Idris from Altadamon would be very beneficial at the Community Center on the 26th with: Ranwa Yehia, Ali Shaath, Gehan Shaaban: Camp Coordinator and Partnership Manager, and Mohamed Ammar: Network Administration Manager. With Wessam (Director) and Susan (Programming Officer). Confirmation needed * Schedule a field visit to the Community Center scouting for potential campers * Link Abdeljaleel with the Egyptian Autistic Society. Sima will speak with Dr Nancy who runs Pstic * Launch a call for reach out to Syrian youngsters between 12-15. Selection of youngsters usually takes place by end of April 2013 * ADEF will send a link to the registration form for the camps to Sima by end of March 2013 * A movie/information night featuring previous camp videos will be scheduled at the community center. Amr Gad (ADEF Media and PR Officer) is preparing a DVD with three movies featuring the camps and give to Ammar to take along to ADEF’s 26th of March visit to the Community Center [[تصنيف:محاضر اجتماعات المؤسسات الشريكة]]'
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