At CEHDA, we offer awareness-raising activities for different groups, age ranges and professional and social contexts. We work with primary and secondary schools, universities, adult education centres, vocational training centres, Initial Vocational Training Programmes (PFI), and other educational settings, adapting each session to its audience.

Our introductory awareness-raising workshops focus on the most tangible aspects of migration and on preventing racist attitudes. One of our most popular workshops in this area explores the experience of travelling from Africa through unsafe migration routes and is aimed at children and young people. It is an educational tool designed to encourage reflection on the reality of migration. The workshop is delivered together with migrant people and is based on first-person testimonies, highlighting the violation of basic rights that often occurs when people exercise their right to migrate.

We also offer other activities that explore the causes of migration in greater depth, connecting them with dominant consumption models in the Global North and their impact on the lives of many people, while appealing to everyone’s shared responsibility for change. In our workshops, we promote the presence of diverse role models, particularly in educational settings, and encourage a change in perspective in order to learn from the Global South.

If you are interested in our workshops, talks or screenings for your school or organisation, please contact us by email at cehdaghana@cehdaghana.org.