Showing posts with label corruption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corruption. Show all posts

14 June, 2017

English Teachers at the “Corruption is…” poster Exhibition

This morning a group of English language teachers from Dnipro oblast visited the DOUNB Library as part of their skills up-grading training.
The WOA staff member familiarized them with the political poster display with the theme “Corruption is…”.
The teachers were informed about the free resources available at WOA Dnipro and invited to cooperate in social networks and via the video-conferencing.
Participants number – 20 persons.

10 June, 2017

Speed English: Corruption

WOA’s Speed English.
This afternoon the topic for the Speed English conversation was “Corruption”. The   participants examined the political poster exhibition at the DOUNB Library and shared their impressions about the artworks.
Participants number – 27 persons.
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06 June, 2017

Opening of the Poster Display about Corruption

 WOA Dnipro offered its patrons a travelling exhibition of posters with the topic “Corruption is…”.
Corruption is a major issue in Ukraine and WOA Dnipro’s patrons discussed this topic previously at the sessions of the English-speaking Club.
This time the WOA patrons may examine 13 posters from the 4th International Contests “Stop Censorship! Citizens for Free Countries”.
The selected works criticize corruption, promote access to information and highlight anti-corruption practices.
The exhibition emphasizes the importance of art as an effective tool for raising awareness about social issues.

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12 December, 2015

International Anti-Corruption Day



At the beginning of the meeting the group of Gabfest members watched the video “We Love American English"  from FB page of American English at State and was very glad to see themselves on the screen.
Today’s session of the Gabfest Club (Window on America center, Dnipropetrovsk / Ukraine was dedicated to the topic “International Anti-Corruption Day”.
The topic was rather complicated and some new terms had to be introduced. We started with a word that was hard to translate into Ukrainian – “the whistleblower”.  The group was given samples of the Ukrainian anti-corruption ads and was asked to explain its message to our foreign visitors.
The “Transparency International” organization and its objectives were introduced to the group. The definition of the term “corruption” was explained in several YouTube videos. The Club members were given a task: to share their stories about corruption cases in Ukraine and suggest the remedy how to curb corruption. The most interesting stories were about corruption in courts, education and railway tickets sales.
The group was urged to take corruption as a serious threat to Ukrainian society. They were presented with the addresses of resources and organizations in Ukraine and abroad that will help them to combat this social phenomenon.
The second part of the session was a conversation with our foreign guests – Mr. Paul from the UK and Mr. Manny from New-York City. They told the group about their home towns and their experiences in Ukraine. The Ukrainians tried to explain the cross-cultural difficulties a foreign guest may face in Dnipropetrovsk.
Number of participants – 31 persons.