We present the Murtaza Ali Haider Vocational Skill-Based Course, a pioneering initiative aimed at providing support and empowerment to victims of terrorism and extremism. This proposal outlines the objectives, structure, and benefits of this transformative course.
Introduction:
Objective:
The primary objectives of the Murtaza Ali Haider Vocational Skill-Based Course are as follows:
Emotional and Social Support: To provide a supportive environment for victims of violence, fostering emotional healing and social connection among participants.
Learning Platform for Survivors: To offer a platform where survivors can access educational resources and skill-building opportunities, empowering them to move forward with their lives.
Bridge for Educational Restrictions: To bridge the gap for individuals who have been forcibly restricted from accessing formal education, ensuring they have avenues to learn and grow.
Empowerment of Women: To specifically focus on empowering women by equipping them with skills relevant to the services sector, enhancing their confidence and economic independence.
Inclusivity Across Races and Backgrounds: To ensure inclusivity by welcoming individuals from all races and backgrounds, fostering diversity and unity within the learning community.
Course Structure:
Embroidery Course:
Curated by Ms. Maliha Naeem, an undergraduate student at LSE with a passion for embroidery.
- Consists of nine instructional videos covering topics such as floral stitches, leaf stitches, lettering stitches, and tracing images on cloth.
- Provides details about basic materials required for embroidery.
Baking Course:
Developed by Ms. Sarah Naeem, a Biology major at Lahore University of Management Sciences, with a love for baking.
- Comprises ten instructional videos teaching basic baking techniques and recipes, including vanilla and chocolate cakes, cupcakes, banana bread, and marble cake.
- Offers insights into essential tools and ingredients for baking.
Benefits:
The Murtaza Ali Haider Vocational Skill-Based Course offers numerous benefits, including:
- Equipping participants with practical skills for personal and professional development.
- Providing a supportive community where individuals can heal and grow.
- Fostering empowerment and economic independence, particularly for women.
- Promoting inclusivity and diversity within the learning environment.
- Commemorating the memory of Murtaza Ali Haider by creating positive change in the lives of survivors.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the Murtaza Ali Haider Vocational Skill-Based Course stands as a beacon of hope and empowerment for victims of violence. By addressing their emotional, social, and educational needs, this initiative aims to create a brighter future for all participants. We invite stakeholders to support and collaborate on this meaningful endeavor, as together, we strive to make a lasting impact on individuals’ lives.
