Mission and objectivesPromotion of Sustainable Development in Donga Mantung Association was officially recognized by the Government of Cameroon in 2006 under authorization No. 152/E.27/750/BAPP/PS. In 2024, it achieved Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, focusing on sustainable development, climate change mitigation, and migration assistance. The association is registered as an Extra-Provincial Corporation in Alberta, Canada. PROSDOMA is dedicated to supporting newcomers in Alberta, helping them successfully settle and integrate into Canadian society. We offer assistance with asylum and permanent residency applications, ensuring newcomers have the legal support they need. Additionally, PROSDOMA provides counseling services, job search support, and computer skills training to equip individuals with essential tools for long-term success. We connect newcomers to vital resources such as food banks, shelters, and tax filing assistance, ensuring their basic needs are met as they navigate their new environment. Our mission goes beyond basic support, as we strive to foster social inclusion by encouraging newcomers to actively contribute to their communities, enriching Canadaโs diverse fabric. PROSDOMA also focuses on expanding its outreach through social media platforms, raising awareness about available services. By doing so, we ensure that newcomers have access to the support they need to build a stable, fulfilling life in Canada.
ContextAs climate change continues to escalate, millions are displaced from their homes due to extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and other environmental challenges. The Storytelling for Climate Awareness Initiative will empower volunteers to craft stories that bring to light the personal experiences of climate migrants. By sharing these narratives, we aim to raise awareness about the urgent need for climate protection and advocate for the rights of those affected.
Task DescriptionOnline volunteers will assist in creating impactful stories that highlight the experiences of climate migrants worldwide. Each volunteer will focus on different regions and aspects of climate migration, contributing to a collective understanding of this pressing issue. Key Responsibilities Story Development: Each volunteer will write four stories that explore the plight of climate migrants, focusing on personal experiences and broader themes of climate change. Research: Volunteers will conduct background research to ensure accurate and sensitive representation of the issues faced by climate migrants. Collaboration: Work collaboratively with fellow volunteers to share insights and feedback on story drafts. Deliverables By Week 1: Initial story ideas and outlines submitted. By Week 2: First drafts of stories completed and shared for peer review. By Week 3: Finalized stories ready for dissemination. Final Week: Compilation of all stories into a digital story book and summary report highlighting key themes and calls to action. Expected Start Date :15 June 2025
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