"Belated thanks for your appreciation of the africapeace.org website. We actually have a backlog of material & publications to upload & other work, so if you ever meet a responsible person with website design/edit skills, please refer them to…"
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Mohamed S. Dabo replied to Craig Zelizer's discussion Association for Conflict Resolution is Hosting a Free Teleconference Oct 22 on How Can I Make a Better World? Working for Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding"Great news. Hope to join this network"
Mark Davidheiser left a comment for Mohamed S. Dabo"Thanks, Mohamed. We hope to see you become involved with the network. You can join the email list and more at africapeace.org - see the books available for review, submit conference reports and other work to us, etc.
Much more content is coming for…"
Mark Davidheiser left a comment for Mohamed S. Dabo"PS. You worked in Gambia? I may return there Nov-Dec.
Where and what kind of work did you do?"
Mohamed S. Dabo commented on Craig Zelizer's group Swiss Network"Am from Sierra Leone, but i believe i can make a difference in this forum by connecting with others for a bette world."
Mohamed S. Dabo joined Craig Zelizer's group
Swiss Network
This group aims to connect people living or working in Switzerland who are interested in the peace, development and humanitarian scene. Members can exchange information, arrange informal meetings and develop joint projects. All are welcome to join.See More
Mohamed S. Dabo commented on Muwanga Moses's group In support of the ICC"Great site, for liberal and minded people.
'You live by the sword you die by the sword'"
Mohamed S. Dabo joined Muwanga Moses's group
In support of the ICC
people who commit war crimes and crimes Against must be brought to Book. This is network of people who strongly feel that they should advocate for the trying of such people in their individual capacity. We shall form an Advocacy group with out Boarde
Mohamed S. Dabo commented on Roshan's blog post Ashoka Peace Blog"Great,
Lets keep the flame of youthful idealism alive."
Mohamed S. Dabo replied to Craig Zelizer's discussion Call for Entries, 2009 Knight News Challenge (open to applicants worldwide)"Great! I will surely apply.
Regards to all.
May peace prevail!"
Mohamed S. Dabo replied to Lillian Solheim's discussion Call for participants: Gender equality in youth peacebuilding projects"Hello Lillian,
Greetings from Sierra Leone.
Thanks so much for sending out this message. I would like to attend this forum; as am coming from a post-conflict environment where women are not given the chance or opportunity for gender equality in a…"
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- Please feel free to provide a short bio about yourself or the work of your organization (no more than 3 paragraphs)
- Mohamed Sidique Dabo is very courageous, hard-working volunteer and young University leaders of the iEARN Program in Sierra Leone. Since joining the program in 2003, Mohamed has been able to share his knowledge and skills in information technology with young victims of war in Sierra Leone, as was amply demonstrated in a series of successful SUMMER SCHOOL COMPUTER TRAINING AND ICT PROGRAMS. Hundreds of schools going children as well as at-risk and young
war-victims were opportune to learn life skills that have forever
transformed their lives.
Mohamed is a B.A Hons. II student in the Department of Political Science, also holds a Diploma in Cultural Studies from Fourah Bay College, University of Sierra Leone. Apart from his effort at Summer School Training, he is part of the iEARN management team that coordinates the affairs of the ICT drop-in centre and also the Co-Director of the Student Movement for Real Change (SMRC) – Sierra Leone Chapter, also the Financial Secretary for African Peer Review Mechanism, an AU/NEPAD initiative – Fourah Bay College Campus.
Mohamed has represented iEARN Sierra Leone in many national workshops and conferences in the country and within the sub-region. He helped to coordinate iEARN students to participate fully at the Youth Employment Scheme (YES) organized by
the Ministry of Development and Economic Planning (MODEP) in Sierra
Leone November 2006, and was also a representative to the United
Nations Population Fund (Sierra Leone (UNFPA), launching of the
Booklet, 'Women in Migration- Moving Young' in October of 2006.
Mohamed's efforts with youths have proven fruitful in the enhancement of the centre. As a volunteer, he has also worked in partnership with several colleagues bringing youths together to discuss issues of global importance.
Whilst at iEARN, Mohamed S. Dabo has devoted himself to working in
various projects and implementing several successful ICT initiatives
with hundreds of youths and he is presently the Regional Youth Coordinator (iEARN - SL) in the country. He has a wealth of experience in youth issues and has worked with many youth groups especially the National Youth Award Scheme in Bo District.
Mohamed a native of Sierra Leone has been a member of the Fourah Bay College /University of Sierra Leone Student Union (SU) Council in the Ministry of Transport and Development for the 2006/07 academic year, where he served well as a Minister (SU). And also attended as Minister on the occasion of the conferment of an honorary degree of Doctorate to the former British Prime Minister – Tony Blair, for the latter’s role in the Sierra Leone crisis.
Mohamed was born in the Southern part of the country. Much to his
credit are a multiplicity of awards and various certificates gained
from his active involvement in many workshops and ICT training he has
attended with iEARN Sierra Leone and Peace Child International, TakingItGlobal (CLCWA) trying to sensitize the youths and community leaders in the prevention
of HIV/AIDS. .
Mohamed Dabo can be reached at: meds_dabo2002@yahoo.com, +232-33-862767 or maidabo@gmail.com
- Please list the countries and/or regions in which you (or your organization) have direct and significant expertise
- Sierra Leone, Gambia, Senegal, Ghana
- What is your current country of residence (or location of your organization)?
- Sierra Leone
- What is your current job (and organization) and/or where and what field are you studying?
- iEARN Sierra Leone - Regional Youth Coordinator
- Which are your primary sectoral areas of expertise (or the primary sectoral areas of your organization) ?
- Conflict Resolution, Development, Environment, Gender, Human Rights, Information and Communication Technology, Organizational Development
- Which are your primary skills areas(or the primary skill areas of your organization)?
- Advocacy, Capacity Building, Information Technology, Training
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 10:34pm on February 19, 2010, Mark Davidheiser said…
- Belated thanks for your appreciation of the africapeace.org website. We actually have a backlog of material & publications to upload & other work, so if you ever meet a responsible person with website design/edit skills, please refer them to me. That would be wonderful!
Also, I hope to meet you at the March Niger Delta U. conference. I and other Africa Peace and Conflict Network (APCN) members will be there.
More material is being uploaded at africapeace.org, by the way, so you may want to visit www,africapeace.org, register, and subscribe to email listserv.
- At 5:02am on September 15, 2009, Mark Davidheiser said…
- Thanks, Mohamed. We hope to see you become involved with the network. You can join the email list and more at africapeace.org - see the books available for review, submit conference reports and other work to us, etc.
Much more content is coming for the site and we would be glad to feature quality work by you and your colleagues as well.
- At 6:17am on September 14, 2009, Mark Davidheiser said…
- PS. You worked in Gambia? I may return there Nov-Dec.
Where and what kind of work did you do?
- At 6:16am on September 14, 2009, Mark Davidheiser said…
- Nice to learn of you, Mohamed.
See the Africa Peace and Conflict Network: africapeace.org & let me know if you ever wish to explore collaborations or submit work for publication peer review - we accept many types of material, incl multimedia, conference reports, practitioner reflections, book/film reviews, etc.
Also, APCN began planning for a symposium on gender-sensitive humanitarian and conflict operations, but the person organizing that has taken time off so that project is awaiting a new person to direct the planning. Refer anyone interested to me, please; if you know of any.
Best,
Mark Davidheiser
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