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Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT of EDUCATION Region VII, Central Visayas DIVISION of BOHOL City of Tagbilaran Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Region VII, Central Visayas DIVISION OF BOHOL City of Tagbilaran February 4, 2015 DIVISION MEMORANDUM No. O6O.S.2014 ANNOUNCING THE DEFINITE SCHEDULE OF THE 3rd BOHOL YOUNG LEADERS EMPOWERMENT FORUM (BYLEF) To: Ail Identified Secondary School's'SSG President 1. Attached is the letter of invitation of Mr. Metodio B. Maraguinot, Jr. Informing the definite schedule on the conduct of the Third Bohol Young Leaders Empowerment Forum (BYLEF) on February 14 - 15, 2015 at Jj's Seafood Village, Tagbilaran City. 2. Also attached is the identified list of participants for your information and guidance. 3. Immediate and wide dissemination of this Memorandum is desired. /ILFREDA D. BONGALOS, Ph.D., CESO VI Schools Division Superintendent fa LIST OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS (TO SEND SSG PRESIDENT) TO THE 3rd BOHOL YOUNG LEADERS EMPOWERMENT FORUM University of Bohol Information Resource Center, Tagbilaran City January 10, 2015 CongressionalDistrict 1 CongressionalDistrict2 CongressionalDistrict3 1. BaclayonNHS 1. CangawaNHS, Buenavista 1 2. CalapeNHS 2. CampaoOriental 2.BilarNHS NHS,Getafe 3. CatigbianNHS 3. SanJoseNHS,Talibon 3.BatuanNHS 4. CorellaNHS 4. SanJoseNHS, 4.LilaNHS Inabanga 5. LourdesNHS, 5. UbayNat'lScience 5.LobocNHS Panglao HS 6. TabalongNHS,Dauis 6. SanMiguelTech-Voc 6.IsabelGujolMHS, HS Carmen 7. TubigonWestNHS 7. SanPascuaJNat'l 7.LonoyHeroesMHS, AgriculturalHS Jagna 8. SanRoqueNHS,Albur 8. NahawanNHS,Clarin 8.PilarTech-VosHS 9. LoonSouthHS 9. SanAgustinNHS, 9.SierraBullonesTech- Sagbayan Voc HS 10.Cong.P.Malasarte 10.DagohoyNHS 1O.ValenciaTech-Voc MHS HS 0-C^ 29 January 2015 Dr. Wilfreda Bongalos A'~ jQkmjf. K f>v PHILIPPINES A Youth Development Organization Bohol Schools Division Superintendent on Transformational Leadership Department of Education Tagbilaran City, Bohol "AMBULATE IN LUMINE FIDEI" Subject Invitation for the 2015 BYLEF WE BELIEVE IN THE POWER OF TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP. Dear Dr. Bongalos: OUR MISSION IS TO ENGAGE Warm greetings of transformation! WITH YOUNG LEADERS, BUILD THEIR CAPACITIES TO BECOME TRANSFORMATIONAL We are pleased to inform you that YouthLEAD Philippines, in close collaboration LEADERS, AND EMPOWER with the City Government of Tagbilaran and the Provincial Government of Bohol THEM TO IMPACT through the Provincial Youth Development Council, will hold the Third Bohol COMMUNITIES. Young Leaders Empowerment Forum (BYLEF) on 14 to 15 February 2015 at Jj's Seafood Village, Tagbilaran City, Bohol. WWW.YOUTHLEADPHILCOM Bannering the theme "Protecting our Environment and Being Prepared, Towards a Greener and Brighter Bohol," the 2015 BYLEF will be held in partnership with the Outstanding Students of the Philippines Alumni Community of Region 7, Bohol Alliance of Student Councils, Red Cross Youth Bohol Chapter, Ubay Social Organization for New Initiatives, Rotaract Club of Tagbilaran, Rotaract Club of Panglao Island, Deaf Boholanos Society, and One Bohol. It is supported and endorsed by the Department of Interior and Local Government and Department of Education. Primarily, the aim of the BYLEF is to create an inclusive avenue where Boholano young leaders meet to discuss, engage, and interact on timely and relevant problems and then find ways to address them through agreed shared actions. It endeavors to influence Boholano young leaders to think, work, and act together and inspire them to become active catalysts of Bohol's growth and development. For the 2015 BYLEF, the focus will be on environment sustainability, climate REGISTERED WITH THE change, and disaster risk reduction management (DRRM). SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION AND THE NATIONAL YOUTH In this regard, YouthLEAD Philippines would like to invite your esteemed COMMISSION presence as one of the government representatives to give the response on the Youth Action Framework on Environmental Sustainability and DRRM, which will be formulated and presented by the participants in Plenary Session No. 5 on 15 February 2015 from 11:01 am to 12:00 pm. Enclosed is the Forum FOUNDING OFFICE: AG BALAY, 76 ESPUELAS Information Guide for the reference of your staff. We would appreciate if EXTENSION, POBLACION 3, you can send us your confirmation or that of your representative on TAGBILARAN CITY 6300, or before 5 February 2015. In case of queries, please contact the Secretariat BOHOL, PHILIPPINES at 501-0357, 0915-897-4934, or [email protected]. We look forward to receive your positive reply. Accept our highest compliments OPERATIONS OFRCE: and best regards! YOUTHLEAD PHIUPPINES NATIONAL CENTRAL HUB, UNIT I, 3RD FLOOR, BUSTRILLOS BUILDING, CORNER GALLARES AND VISARRA STREETS, lirs in transformation, TAGBILARAN CITY 6300, BOHOL, PHILIPPINES CONTACT US: [email protected] GLOBE: +63915-897-4934 SMART:+63918-309-4056 LANDLINE: +6338-501-0357 TRANSFORMING IDEAS TO CHANGE THIRD BOHOL YOUNG LEADERS EMPOWERMENT FORUM Forum Info Guide PHILIPPINES A Youth Development Organization on Transformational Leadership iZA < . ^ Background The / Transform! Campaign is a youth campaign developed by YouthLEAD Philippines that endeavors to meet the challenges of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in the communities. It focuses to galvanize action among young Filipinos to make a difference in their communities by working with fellow youths in identifying problems and solutions related to the MDGs and which over time leads to outcomes. The eight MDGs - which range from halving extreme poverty to halting the spread of HIV/AIDS and providing universal primary education, all by the target date of 2015 - form a blueprint agreed to by all the world's countries and the world's leading development institutions. To localize the campaign, YouthLEAD Philippines created the Bohol Young Leaders Empowerment Forum (BYLEF) in 2012 as an inclusive avenue where Boholano young leaders meet to discuss, engage, and interact on timely and relevant problems and then find ways to address them through agreed shared actions. Now in its third year, the aim of the BYLEF is to influence young leaders to think, work, and act together and make them active catalysts of Bohol's growth and development. It also endeavors to inculcate patriotism, nationalism, and good values to prepare them to the bigger task of leading the communities in Bohol and beyond as empowered transformational leaders. Bannering the theme "Protecting our Environment and Being Prepared, Towards a Greener and Brighter Bohol", the 2015 BYLEF will focus on MDG 7 which is ensuring environmental sustainability where it will also include discussions on climate change and disaster risk reduction management. More than 10 speakers will be invited to share powerful thoughts on the theme which will be followed by plenary interactions. The inputs that will be shared in the plenary sessions and interactions will then serve as basis for the formulation of the Youth Action Framework which will be presented to government and non-government stakeholders on the second day. The third BYLEF will be held in conjunction with TOSPAC's Youth Hours, an activity intended to encourage organizations to adopt tangible programs that embrace excellence in leadership, academic, and social responsibility for young leaders. General Objectives The BYLEF aims to raise awareness the environmental assets, issues, and challenges facing the youth in their communities, and to agree on shared actions that will lead to the protection and sustainability of the environment. Further, the BYLEF aims to educate the youth on DRRM and to enlist their active involvement in DRRM-related activities in the province. The Consortium The third BYLEF is organized by YouthLEAD Philippines, in close collaboration with the City Government of Tagbilaran and the Provincial Government of Bohol through the Provincial Youth Development Council. It is partnered with the Outstanding Students of the Philippines Alumni Community of Region 7 (TOSPAC 7), Bohol Alliance of Student Councils (BASC), Red Cross Youth Bohol Chapter, Ubay Social Organization for New Initiatives, Rotaract Club of Tagbilaran Community-Based (RCTCB), Rotaract Club of Panglao Island, Deaf Boholanos Society, and One Bohol. It is supported and endorsed by the Department of Education and the Department of Interior and Local Government. Expected Participants The expected number of participants will be 200 (age 16 to 25), who will come from various youth organizations in the province. Participation will be per invitation given the limited slots; hence walk-in participants will not be accepted. Registration will be three hundred fifty pesos (P350.00) to cover for specific costs. 2015 BYLEF Information Guide Page 2 of 4 Solidarity Dances 08:00-09:00 Arrival, Registration, and Administrative Information 09:01-09:30 Plenary Session 1: Opening Program @ Invocation @ Singing of the Philippine National Anthem and the Bohol Hymn @ Philippine National Pledge by Mr. Florencio Salvo, BASC Chair @ Welcoming Message by Hon. John Geesnell "Baba" Yap, Mayor of the City of Tagbilaran @ Introduction of Participants by Ms. Winona Marie Baquial, RtCT President @ Keynote Message by Hon. Edgardo M. Chatto, Governor of the Province of Bohol @ Session Moderator Mr. Gibson Salamana, YouthLEAD Philippines Central Executive Board Member 09:31-10:15 Group Activity 1: Preliminaries @ Micro-Groupings and Getting To Know You @ Leveling of Expectations @ Overview of the Activity @ House Rules @ Group Dynamics 10:16-10:30 Snacks 10:31-11:30 Plenary Session 2: "Our Environmental Assets, Our Wealth" @ "Paraiso:
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