Today, The Waterkeeper Team facilitated together for the last time, as the Team goes back to their routine. However, the real Waterkeeper -Nabil Musa, will carry on with the programme as well as his duties as the Iraq Upper Tigris Waterkeeper (effective water resource planning; water quality protection; education and outreach).
In the morning we visited Suleimany's Fine Arts College where we screened 'The Waterkeeper', followed by a Q and A plus a (shorter than usual) version of a session. The reaction seemed positive and we gathered some valuable feedback from our fellow artists.
Later, we facilitated along Kurdish Save the Children again, where we were made welcomed, understood and appreciated. The film appears interesting, the facilitation makes the dialogue dynamic and all, children, adults and facilitators, have the opportunity to share a special event together.
Many thanks to all our hosts.
Back soon,
TWT
In the morning we visited Suleimany's Fine Arts College where we screened 'The Waterkeeper', followed by a Q and A plus a (shorter than usual) version of a session. The reaction seemed positive and we gathered some valuable feedback from our fellow artists.
Later, we facilitated along Kurdish Save the Children again, where we were made welcomed, understood and appreciated. The film appears interesting, the facilitation makes the dialogue dynamic and all, children, adults and facilitators, have the opportunity to share a special event together.
Many thanks to all our hosts.
Back soon,
TWT
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