Sani Ayouba

Weekly Topic: Collaboration - Public / Private Partnership. I will begin by citing one of our latest activities of the week “our visit to Oracle ” we were welcomed in one of the meeting rooms for presentations following: www.oracle.com Driving Business in a Globalized World; Importance of a compliance culture, Corporate Citizenship (key Themes: Education, Environment); Sustainability and climate change and had a Panel Discussion on Talent Development, Diversity and Women in Leadership. I remember that "Right people, Right place doing the work Right" and "As a leader, you-have to make others successful" The half day presentations gave me the opportunity within short time to learn from these great leaders who back the pride of this second CLASSIFIED Company after Microsoft. We watched a video on WECYCLERS about the company of a young Nigerian, is a must watch video clip that will inspire you at http://wecyclers.com/ In the afternoon, the St

A new week began with the prospect of celebrating the Independence of the United States on July 4, so amazing to taking part for the first time in US.   Then see a summary of our activities for the week, this time focusing on Climate Change and Environmental Preservation. Two visits were made: • We visited The Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School, to see the Edible Schoolyard garden sustainable food [1] . This is an interesting initiative focused on sustainable development and the involvement of children and young people in the preservation of the environment. The Mission of the Edible Schoolyard is essentially to teach life skills and support academic learning through hands-on classes in a one-acre organic garden and kitchen classroom. The Edible Schoolyard curriculum is fully integrated into the school day and teaches students how their choices about food affect their Health, the environment and their Communities. • Lawrence Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Sou

Une nouvelle semaine avec en perspective la célébration de l'indépendance des Etats unis le 4 juillet, ce qui inaugure déjà un week end prolongé. Voyons alors le résumé de nos activités de la semaine axée cette fois ci sur le changement climatique et la préservation Environnemental. Deux visites ont été effectuées: ·          The Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School, Edible Schoolyard pour voir le jardin de la nourriture durable. C'est une initiative intéressante orienté vers le développement durable et l'implication des enfants et des jeunes dans la préservation de l'environnement.               La mission de la Edible Schoolyard est d'enseigner des compétences essentielles de la vie et appuyer les apprentissages scolaires par des cours pratiques dans un jardin bio et une classe de salle de cuisine. Le programme de récréation comestible est entièrement intégré dans la journée d'école et enseigne aux étudiants comment leurs choix alimentaires

Our focus of the week is Government Accountability and Legislation.   Our focus of the week is Government Accountability and Legislation. The second week was also announced with full discoveries and training. We briefly talked about classes, then the discoveries and finally our global appreciation. For classes: ·          Leadership skills training based on personal assessment with Sudha Shety, our program coordinator and also Assistant Dean of the Goldman School of Public policy. This course has made ​​us discover the nature of leadership, diversity and leadership. SWOT analysis has allowed each one of us to better locate and see the aspects which he must improve or give more attention to. ·          We also continue after the module on Public policy with class presentations. This week the focus was placed on  evidence in the analysis of public policy. A topic on  regional peace and security has been given as a homework for the class and was due on  July 10. The purpose of

Already a week since the adventure of Washington Fellowship for Young Africans leaders 2014 has begun [1] . 50,000 young people applied and 500 were selected to participate in six weeks of training and exchanges in the United States on the following topics: Civic Leadership, Public Management and Business and Entrepreneurship. The program started June 14, 2014 in the 20 U.S. public universities that have been selected. I am one of six Nigerien participants in this 2014 edition. I'm at the University of California at Berkeley [2] where I am receiving a training in civic leadership at the prestigious Goldman School of Public Policy. We are 25 young people from 19 African countries at Berkeley. Our first week has been filled out and preached the colors of the program. A warm welcome was extended to us at the airport then a pizza party for welcoming us at International House on campus. At Goldman School of Public Policy [3] , all lecturers (teachers and deans renow

Une semaine déjà que l’aventure du Washington fellowship pour les Jeunes leaders Africains est entame aux Etats Unis : YALI 2014. [i] 50 000 jeunes appliquant et 500 ont été retenu pour participer à 6 semaines de formations et d’échanges aux Etats Unis sur les thématiques suivants : Civic leadership, Public Management et Business et entrepreneuriat. Le programme a démarré le 14 juin 2014 dans les 20 universités publiques américaines ayant été sélectionné. Je fais partie des 6 nigériens participants à cette édition 2014. Je suis à l’université de Californie de Berkeley ou je suis une formation en civic leadership a Goldman School of Public Policy. Nous sommes 25 jeunes de 19 pays à Berkeley. Notre première semaine a été bien rempli et annonçais les couleurs du programme. Un accueil chaleureux nous a été réservé à l’aéroport ensuite une Pizza party pour nous souhaiter la bienvenue a International House du campus. A Goldman School of Public Policy, l’ensemble des enseigna