As you know, at PEPY, we believe in sharing our ideas and lessons learned. Therefore we were delighted to have a paper accepted for presentation at the 1st International Seminar on Leadership and Development: Leading for Positive Change in Phnom Penh on 23 and 24 March. The seminar drew people …
Now in their fifth year, PEPY’s Child Clubs are going through some more changes. Inspired by the idea that children should be encouraged to identify, share and communicate solutions to problems they face in their community, the Community Development Team has been working hard to improve the learning experience of the …
The Child-to-Child (CtC) program works in 12 villages of Chanleas Dai and Snoul commune. There are 556 children in 24 child clubs. We have 8 Child Educators to work with children every Sunday. Currently, activities take place outdoors, in houses, and other spaces. Everyday, we work so hard to find …
Photo credit: Jennifer Enrique PEPY’s Child-to-Child methodology revolves around identifying problems, researching the issues, and planning a course of action to work for positive change within a community. With this in mind, the educators from the Child-to-Child team worked with staff from the Chanleas Dai Health Center to create a …
We are so inspired by the article about The Independent Project in the New York Times last week. In Massachusetts, a group of 8 high school students, ranging from 15 to 17 years of age, successfully designed and operated their own school within a school, calling it The Independent Project. …
Photo credit: Adam Kronk The fourth week of January 2011 was Dr. Layheng Ting’s first week as PEPY’s new director. Everyone was very excited to meet her. We could not wait to welcome her to the morning meeting with all our staff together at the PEPY office in Siem Reap. …
