Category Archives: From the Ground: Program Updates from Sierra Leone

Regular updates on what’s happening with Fambul Tok on the ground in Sierra Leone

More Fambul Tok activities in London

The month of October saw a rush of activity in London! Following the Fambul Tok film’s successful European premiere at the Raindance Film Festival on 29 September, UK-based volunteers working with Fambul Tok International organized a number of events in … Continue reading

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Fambul Tok organizes interactive sessions for Peace Mothers

Fambul Tok continues to create space for people to meet, discuss and find a way forward — together. For the past two weeks, Fambul Tok organized interactive sessions for Peace Mothers groups in Kono, Kailahun, Moyamba, Kono and Bombali districts. … Continue reading

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Fambul Tok book to be used by Universities

While addressing the crowd at the October 6, 2011 launch of the Fambul Tok book held at the British Council auditorium in Freetwon, Madam Memunatu Pratt, Head of Peace and Conflict Studies at Fourah Bay College, University of Sierra Leone … Continue reading

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‘He is now a father to me’…perpetrator

There is an African proverb which says “There is no bad bush to throw away a bad child.” Indeed, Africans  do not emphasize crime and punishment but stress the culture of forgiveness and reconciliation through various traditional ways. Sierra Leone, … Continue reading

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“Illiteracy is not a stumbling block,” Feijia declares

The perception of many elites, especially in sub-saharan Africa, is that people cannot contribute positively to any development program if they have not been formally educated. Even though millions of people have various talents and could contribute to the development … Continue reading

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