Quarterly Program Report

July 24, 2024

January- May 2024

A STORY HIGHLIGHT:


Teachers play an important role in the protection of our children. Because we recognize the importance of equipping teachers, ASJ has been providing trainings with a methodology called “Playing makes us stronger,” which aims to prevent sexual abuse of children and adolescents. The workshops are carried out through a series of playful activities intended for educators. They will, in turn, guide children and adolescents through songs, stories, games, posters, and theatrical activities as they develop skills to prevent violence and child sexual abuse.


“IT IS GRATIFYING TO SEE HOW THESE INITIATIVES CAN MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF CHILDREN,” - a teacher from one of the schools benefiting from this program


So far this year, this program has trained 60 teachers from 22 schools. These teachers become the guardians of child safety, providing annual trainings that give children the necessary skills to protect themselves.


Just as this story has inspired us to continue our work, we hope that, as you read the rest of this report, you are also inspired to join our movement for justice.


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February 19, 2026
A Spotlight On Our Dedicated Volunteers
February 19, 2026
How Hondurans Live Out The Joy of Democratic Participation
February 19, 2026
A Reflection from ASJ-Canada Board President, Matt Van Geest
February 19, 2026
Words from the Executive Director
January 27, 2026
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