NEMO hosted a youth forum to raise awareness on disaster risk reduction, engaging over 100 students in discussions about climate change and community resilience.
The Ombudsman's office hosted an event in Memorial Park to raise awareness about its role and services among students and the public.
Students at St John's College discuss their experiences with bullying, highlighting its physical and psychological impacts on their lives.
A panel at Pathlight discussed strategies to increase children's interest in reading and the transformative power of literacy.
The Ministry of Education will pay 122 out of 130 teachers who have faced salary delays, with efforts ongoing to resolve the remaining cases.
Over 130 teachers in Belize have not received their salaries for months, prompting the BNTU to address the issue with the Ministry of Education.
The BNTU addresses issues with Continuous Professional Development and licensing delays for teachers, resulting in a new system for timely license renewal.
The CARICOM Secretariat is hosting discussions in Belize to gather feedback on the Caribbean Single Market and Economy from students and stakeholders.
the Ministry of E Governance launched a Senior Digital Skills Training Program in partnership with UB to help seniors learn to use new technologies and online services.
The Ministry of Public Service will no longer recognize online degrees, prompting the Public Service Union to call for the rescission of this decision due to lack of consultation.
The Leo Bradley Library hosted its 23rd annual Open Day Book Fair, promoting literacy and learning through various activities for students.
The Peace Corps Service Summit in Belmopan brought together volunteers and partners to discuss community development and workshops on various topics including climate change and youth empowerment.
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