It was truly amazing to meet all our 14 camp participants! We have started our first online camp with self-presentations. Pretty sure it was the fastest two hours in our lives since we got into the quarantine. We heard a lot of amazing stories and learned a bit about each other. It is inevitable that together we are going to be a strong team!

After learning general information about each other, we took a step forward. We have prepared a list of questions, which is hard to answer even to yourself, not talking about sharing it out loud. For the first part of the session, the team split up into two groups where each of us faced our personal challenges.

We are understand, that in 2 weeks we cannot change the whole world… We can change something small, but fundamental for the big changes to come.Today we had a very interesting task…What you would do to help SASANE or how you will proceed to change the situation about human trafficking in Nepal if you would be that (famous) person…

So what Shakira, Angela Merkel, Ronaldo, and Dalai Lama would do? ... organize fundraising concert, be an ambassador, write a song, unferstand the root of the problem, think local, and fight for the survivor’s rights on the higher politician level, and raise awareness. Today we are living with some homework: Unknown/Known analytical exercise from Maha Mamo.

Sometimes, the easiest solutions are the hardest ones. It is challenging to understand, that the tools you need to succeed are in your pocket. Today the team discussed the ways we can help SASANE to reach their goals. Communication, legal advise, social presentation, parterships and collaborations...

We established why SASANE does not have a consistency of an online present... Volunteers are doing the social communication. The guestion is, how can we bring the image of SASANE to be more unite and clear… Create a Portfolio!!! So, they can represent themselves loud and clear! So, they would be able to build public trust in organization.

We got a feedback from Prashesh Dhakal about our idea of Communication Tool Kit, and how we can help SASANE to move forward on their mission. We realized that SASANE does not have a recourse lo lead all accounts on social platforms at ones. Why does Communication matter?

It was productive session for the Maha Mamo team today! Using the Jamboard we put ourselves in the shoes of a Dreamer, Realists, and Pessimist in context of the project. We discussed what actions should we take to be realistic about our deadlines and goals. Silvia Rosa presented highly valuable information about what the NGO need to be able to apply for the funds.

Aliens have arrived! How can we explain them what is our project is about when they do not speak any language on Earth? It was fun and creative exercise!!!! Maha Mamo Team is on the finishing line. The emotions are overwhelming, encouragement and feelings of belonging as well!!! During the second part of our session, we picked up all loose ends and separated responsibilities. Let's see what the last day of the Camp will bring us tomorrow!!!

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