Loyola Centre for Media and Communication (LCMC) Intensifies Efforts to Empower children and young people Amidst Adversities
By Ms. Teresia Muia
In a steadfast dedication to boost the resilience and dignity of children and young individuals facing tough times in the digital age, the Loyola Centre for Media and Communications (LCMC) has launched a series of initiatives like artificial intelligence to teachers and Child identity formation for their parents and guardians reflecting LCMC’s strong commitment to the teens’ well-being and success.
Recognizing the critical role educators play in shaping the future of youth, LCMC has unveiled cutting-edge educational AI tools tailored for teachers. These innovative tools seek to transform the delivery of education, equipping children and young people with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in diverse circumstances.
Moreover, LCMC has continued to offer Child Identity Formation (CIF) training sessions for parents, guardians, and youth facilitators. This pioneering program is designed to furnish these influential figures with essential skills to guide and support young individuals on their developmental journey.
So far, LCMC has planned two CIF sessions ;CIF Module 1 for beginners which will be an online interaction every Thursday from 21st March 2024 for seven consecutive weeks starting 2:30-5:30 PM ,EAT and CIF Module 2 , every Wednesday from 20th March 2024 for five consecutive weeks starting 3PM-5PM ,EAT.
Through these forward-thinking initiatives, LCMC remains steadfast in its mission to uplift children and young people, surpassing social barriers and fostering resilience and dignity at every turn. The organization is persistent in its commitment to assisting youth in navigating adversities, with the aim of creating a society where every child can flourish.
