WEAVE Holds  Team Building Activity!

Twenty-one (21) WEAVE staff attended the team building activity on Sept. 21-25, 2009 at several locations and establishments in Rayong and Bangkok. These  include Sea View Resort , Koh Samed, Grand Palace, Bangkok’s Ratchada City Hotel  and Dream World.

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Bits and Pieces

• A new staff, Nikos Dacanay, was hired since July to coordinate WEAVE’s Special Project on Documentation (Marketing Study and WEAVE Book). He will work  closely with the Income Generating Project (IGP) group for the first part of his assignment and will be visiting and getting in touch with concerned WEAVE field offices/projects and staff for his data gathering.
  
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Transition Study – Early Childhood Development Program

On 6 May members of WEAVE’s Early Childhood Development team facilitated a Curriculum Alignment Workshop in, Mae Hong Son.

The purpose of the workshop was to:

• Exchange teaching styles and methods to develop a shared understanding, and align for smooth transitions between nursery school and kindergarten.
• Develop a shared understanding of expected learning outcomes and teaching methods for both NS teachers and KG/S1 teachers (specifically to review physical, social/emotional areas agreed last meeting, and complete cognitive areas).
• Discuss future directions for the transition study committee.
  
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Training at Mae La and Umphiem Mai CampsTraining was conducted in both Umphiem Mai and Mae La camps during April, as part of WEAVE’s Women’s Capacity Development Program. Eleven women…

WEAVE Opens Fair Trade Shop in Mae Sot
WEAVE received a steady stream of visitors who joined to celebrate the Grand Opening of its new Fair Trade Shop in Mae Sot (Tak Province), on the evening of 19th February 2009. Guests were lucky enough to share the occasion with some of the women who work with WEAVE as part of its Income Generation Project, who were presented with Certificates of Appreciation for their involvement over many years. Proceedings also included presentations by WEAVE and TTC staff, a ceremonial ribbon cutting, a chance to explore the new shop and a feast of Thai and Burmese food.

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