Women Development Society (WODES)
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WODES has been actively engaging itself in organizing women led programs, providing services to make women self-reliant and raising awareness about environment protection, health and sanitation. edit
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We stand at a critical moment in Earth’s history, a time when humanity must choose its future. As the world becomes increasingly interdependent and fragile, the future at once holds great peril and great promise. To move forward we must recognize that in the midst of a magnificent diversity of cultures and life forms we are one human family and one Earth community with a common destiny. We must join together to bring forth
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After the successful completion of the first session of Coder Girls: Getting started with Robotics in 2018, Women Development Society (WODES) organized another session of Coder Girls: Getting started with Robotics on 5th and 6th of April 2019. Building on the experience gathered from the Coder Girls 2018, WODES developed a more concise 2-day workshop facilitated by Ms. Lachana Hada. The workshop focused on programming gesture controlled mini bots using Calliope mini from Open
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Women Development Society (WODES) organized a workshop on 12 January 2019 to discuss ways to empower girls in STEM fields.
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Some glimpses of a workshop on "Young Women and Abortion"
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As part of WODES's ongoing initiative to spark girls’ excitement in fields related to STEM, WODES organized a brief workshop on "DC motors" on 31 December 2018 at Jagat Sundar Bwonekuthi School.
Jagat Sundar Bwonekuthi is a unique school that promotes Newari (ethnic) culture and values through mandatory Nepal Bhasa (Newari language) teachings until grade 8. A bilingual approach means that the students are proficient in Nepal Bhasa as well as the National Nepali language.
WODES offered
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"Many people lost their lives and livelihoods during the earthquake. But the adolescent girls and young women faced different types of challenges after the earthquake." said Priya Shah in her presentation during the closing session of a workshop organized by Women Development Society (WODES) at Pharping Secondary High School on 3 Dec 2018. According to Priya, "Girls faced difficulties due to the of lack of sanitary pads during periods. Some girls had to go through
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Access to education is a fundamental human rights. Girls must have equal access to proper education. (Scholarship distribution on the occasion of HR day 2018).
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