Impact Report 2018 StreetwiZe • Mobile School
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Bolivian <strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong> Exchange<br />
12/03/<strong>2018</strong> <strong>•</strong> 16/03/<strong>2018</strong><br />
Toña Pineda<br />
Joke Verreth<br />
Bolivian MS Partners<br />
Cochabamba / Bolivia<br />
Our three Bolivian partner organisations -<br />
COMPA Teatro Trono Cochabamba, COMPA Teatro<br />
Trono El Alto and IPTK-Cerpi - have all been<br />
working with the mobile school for more than<br />
10 years. Since the last Bolivian <strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />
exchange was organised in 2007 and all partners<br />
indicated they would benefit from another<br />
<strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong> training, we decided to bring<br />
them together again.<br />
The exchange was organised in Cochabamba,<br />
so the entire team of COMPA Cochabamba<br />
(nine street educators) could participate. We<br />
invited two street educators from Sucre and El<br />
Alto.<br />
The street educators got to know each other<br />
during a speeddate and exchanged their best<br />
experiences with the mobile school. Then, they<br />
sat down together to reflect on common local<br />
challenges during the work with the mobile<br />
school and on possible solutions for those<br />
challenges. <strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong>’s new way to measure<br />
social impact was discussed and the three<br />
partner organisations looked at their social<br />
impact and on how to possibly increase it in<br />
the future. During the workshop on creativity,<br />
three new board games were created, adapted<br />
to the local context, about Bolivian geography<br />
and culture and about recycling. These games<br />
were tested out on the streets during a mobile<br />
school session organised by the team of<br />
COMPA Cochabamba and were evaluated<br />
positively by their target group. All partners also<br />
received new <strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong> panels. They played<br />
and invented new games with the panels, which<br />
will enable them to use the new panels during<br />
future outreach sessions.<br />
During the exchange, the street educators of our<br />
different partner organisations really bonded.<br />
They were reenergised by knowing that two other<br />
teams were doing the same work and facing the<br />
same challenges. They already created a Facebook<br />
group to keep each other updated on the<br />
work with the mobile school and to be able to<br />
exchange best experiences, challenges and possible<br />
solutions in the future as well.<br />
We are convinced the exchange will increase<br />
future collaborations between our different partner<br />
organisations.<br />
IMPACT<br />
13 street educators trained<br />
Bolivian <strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong> network strengthened<br />
More motivated street work teams<br />
Concrete ideas to increase future impact<br />
Knowledge of new <strong>Mobile</strong> <strong>School</strong> educational materials<br />
3 new panels, adapted to the Bolivian context<br />
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