Songs for rights training of trainers: an approach to children’s rights education Via SongwritiNg

(The video just got released you find it at the bottom of this blogpost)

My journey to the "Songs for Rights" training was an unexpected adventure filled with delays, challenges, and inspiring moments. It all started with a five-minute delay in my train to Berlin, a seemingly insignificant hiccup that would set the stage for an unforgettable experience.

Due to that minor train delay, my entire itinerary was thrown off balance. What was meant to be a timely arrival in Berlin turned into an extended, seven-hour journey, with my new schedule indicating a midnight arrival on Thursday. Instead, I found myself at the hotel at seven in the morning, after a restless night of travel. I was sleep-deprived and worried about my energy levels. The training was set to begin at 9 AM, just two hours after my arrival in Berlin.

The team members of "Songs for Rights" expressed their concerns that I might be too tired to fully engage in the training. However, I reassured them that while I was indeed tired, my enthusiasm and determination were unwavering. I was ready to give my best, regardless of the fatigue.