EIL Intercultural Learning

Brona’s colleague, Queen, and Brona wearing traditional Nigerian garb on the last day at work. Brona and Queen are singing some traditional Yoruba songs that Brona’s colleagues had taught her.

Brona and the elders of various rural communitities that JDPC, project where she volunteered, works with. These are the participants to a workshop, provided by JDPC, on local and self-governance and democracy. The result of which was that they established their own focus group comprised of leaders from a number of rural towns.

Brona and local schoolchildren from the rural villages. Brona was there with the rural department at JDPC, the project where she volunteered, to give a workshop on sustainable rural practices.The children prortrayed were sons and daughters of the participants to the workshop.

Hi everyone!  Hope you are all well! Nigeria is still a delightful muddle to me:) I feel like a count down has begun today as I was reminded of the date by one of the students in my computer class. Up until now I have been concentrating on the days of the week to forget the return to Ireland. Work is still so interesting!