Empowering young leaders across the world
We call emotions with words,
but in general, we know little about them.
This program aims to build awareness of the importance to develop our emotional competencies. Emotional education has a favorable impact on interpersonal and social relationships, professionally, on the emotional climate, conflict management, tolerance to frustration, resilience, anger regulation, violence prevention, etc.
In a world facing instability, climate threats, inequality, conflict, and uncertainty, technical solutions alone aren’t enough.
Youth today need emotional clarity, resilience, and relational intelligence to lead sustainable change.
Emotional education is the essential link for promoting mental health and engaging deeply with the global challenges that shape our future, enabling systemic impact.
Emotional Education for Change Program
Session 1
I got a feeling
How do emotions work?
Session 2
I can handle it
Emotional regulation
Session 3
Empowerment
Emotional autonomy
Session 4
Make it happen
Social competence and Wellbeing
Develop emotional strength.
Lead with purpose.
Improve the emotional well-being in your community.
¿What will you learn?
How to identify the emotions that occur in everyday life and how they interact with thought and behavior.
Understand the process that emotions have and how they work.
Demystify the idea that there are "good and bad" emotions.
Encourage the enrichment of emotional vocabulary.
To regulate or channel emotions in order to achieve goals.
The participants to understand the role they have in different contexts and learn to read the people around them so that they can apply all the tools they have learned, so that they can make an impact in their communities. They will have different tools that can help them share their emotions and needs directly, respectfully and compassionately
Who is the training for?
To be able to detect needs, build a more resilient citizenry, and ultimately,
improve the emotional well-being of society.
¿Who are we?
INEEW bridges the gap between emotional education and cutting-edge science, technology, creativity and innovation, all in the pursuit of enhancing societal well-being.
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Team project and trainers
Marta Bisquerra
Founder and chief visionary, Marta is the driving force behind INEEW. Passionate about emotional intelligence and social innovation, she actively participates in the development of projects and strategies to enhance emotional education and drive global impact.
Andrea Adame
Paul P. Paukpa
Executive Director at Response Initiatives.
Mechanical engineer.
Specialist in leadership and youth capacity building.
Committed to NGOs, rural communities, and developing actions to improve communities' wellbeing
Paul P. Paukpa
Executive Director at Response Initiatives.
Mechanical engineer.
Specialist in leadership and youth capacity building.
Committed to NGOs, rural communities, and developing actions to improve communities' wellbeing
Collaborators
REIN - Liberia
Response Initiatives
Afrique Education - Canada
