PATHWAYS Director Avi Goldstein was invited to Freetown by the U.S. Embassy in Sierra Leone and Africa Regional Services (ARS) to facilitate a series of problem-solving negotiation skills workshops aimed at promoting principled negotiation as a key element in good governance. The program included three workshops
On April 25, PATHWAYS marked the completion of its 2017-2018 Game Changers program in Brussels, supported by the U.S. Embassy in Belgium. During the academic year, PATHWAYS worked with 12 schools (in 6 pairs), reaching 220+ students and over a dozen teachers in the Brussels
PATHWAYS is pleased to announce the launch of its 2017-2018 inter-school negotiation skills and exchange program. Twelve secondary schools representing a variety of communities and experiences from across the wider Brussels region will take part - including seven Francophone and five Flemish schools: Institut Maris
Secondary schools are invited to apply to take part in the 2017-2018 Game Changers inter-school negotiation skills and exchange program, conducted by PATHWAYS and supported by the U.S. Embassy in Belgium. Six two-day workshops will be conducted with 12 schools, both Francophone and Flemish, paired
Secondary schools are invited to apply to take part in the 2017-2018 Game Changers inter-school negotiation skills and exchange program, conducted by PATHWAYS and supported by the U.S. Embassy in Belgium. Six two-day workshops will be conducted with 12 schools, both Francophone and Flemish, paired
From October 2016 – June 2017, PATHWAYS conducted a pilot edition of its Game Changers program with 8 secondary schools across the Brussels Capital Region, supported by the U.S. Embassy in Belgium. The program brought together students from 4 pairs of schools representing a diverse