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Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17
Protect Them B4 Abuse Begins: Students ages 5-17

Project Report | Aug 26, 2016
On The First Day of Training: The 12 Days of.......training

By Laila Risgallah PhD | Project Leader

40 Teachers from 10 government schools trained
40 Teachers from 10 government schools trained

Day 1
August 7
Training of trainers for 40 teachers from 10 Egyptian government schools.
“You have reminded us of morals and ethics that we forgot about long ago”.
This is what one of the teachers said as Not Guilty trained them on Empathy and Anger management. This is one of 12 days training that Not Guilty is doing in conjunction with the Ministry of Education, ADEW, ALWAN and AWTAR, Bashkateb and Tanweer.
The Not Guilty trainer, Dr. Amany Ishac is a medical doctor and a trauma therapist who has many years of experience.
The day started by talking about the basic needs of human beings. They realized that as human beings we all have the same needs. Then we proceeded to the Joharry window where people have four rectangles: one where the person and other know about you, the next where others know about you and you don’t, third where you know and others don’t, fourth where neither you nor others know about you. Tomorrow read why one of the teachers cried…

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Not Guilty Inc

Location: Cairo - Egypt
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Cairo , Cairo Egypt
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