Researchers from University of California and University of Cambridge visit Dili
Sport for Life in Timor-Leste has caught the attention of researchers in other parts of the world. Recently, coinciding with Youth Leadership Camp #8, two came from far on field trips to Timor-Leste:
- Martha Saavedra, from University of California, Berkeley, is one of the investigators of the project “New Development Frontiers?: The Role of Youth, Sport and Cultural Interventions” (Loughborough University), which “investigates the role of sport, cultural and educational programmes in promoting sustainable development among young people in low- and middle-income countries, specifically to tackle poverty, conflict in fragile states, environmental sustainability, and gender inequality”, with a focus on Timor-Leste, Cabo Verde and Nepal
- Celeste Abrahams, student of Geography at the University of Cambridge (UK), is writing a dissertation on the role of sport in empowering and educating children, focusing on Sport for Life in Timor-Leste
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The Sport for Life team really appreciated their spirit of adventure, openness to the culture and realities of Timor-Leste, inquisitive mind, attention to detail, positive energies, and the ability to connect and get to know people. We will miss you and look forward to learning more with you and your research!
Researcher in action: literally getting hands dirty in field work [on the right, green t-shirt]
Researcher in action: is this what they call “Human-Centered”?