هل المستقبل جاهز للأطفال؟ | صفية ألكالي أجيكولو | TEDxMaiduguri

تتساءل صفية ألكالي أجيكولو، المدافعة عن حقوق الطفل، عما إذا كان المستقبل يُبنى بطريقة تجعله جاهزا للأطفال. وانطلاقا من تجربتها في النشأة في ولاية بورنو بنيجيريا، ترى أن على المجتمع أن يُعد المستقبل للأطفال كما يُعدهم للمستقبل. تتناول المحاضرة أساليب تعليم تحفز الفضول، وبيئات تعلم آمنة، والإرشاد، والسياسات التي تضع الجيل القادم في المركز. أُلقيت المحاضرة في فعالية TEDx مستقلة التنظيم.

• تتساءل إن كان المجتمع يبني مستقبلا جاهزا للأطفال
• تتناول أساليب التدريس وبيئات التعلم الآمنة والإرشاد
• تؤكد أن قرارات اليوم تشكل مستقبل الأطفال

Safiya Alkali challenges the conventional thinking around preparing children for the future, drawing on her experiences and the realities of growing up in Borno State, Nigeria. She argues that while we constantly speak about preparing children for tomorrow, we rarely question whether we are building a future that is ready for them. From reimagining teaching methods that inspire curiosity and creativity to creating safe learning environments, strengthening mentorship, and shaping policies that place the next generation at their centre, Safiya makes the case for a fundamental shift in how society invests in children. She questions the familiar notion that children are simply the leaders of tomorrow, arguing that their future is already being shaped by the decisions we make today. Her message is simple but powerful: Rather than focusing solely on preparing children for the future, we must also take responsibility for preparing the future for them. Safiya Alkali Ajikolo is a child rights advocate from Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria. She serves as a Girl Champion with Save the Children and is the first Youth Ambassador for 1inclusion4all. Through her work with national and international organizations, she advocates for children’s rights, girls’ leadership, education, and meaningful youth participation. Safiya has represented children and young people on national and global platforms, including Geneva Peace building week, and the Global Youth and Adolescent Consultations for the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. She is passionate about ensuring that every child has the opportunity to be heard, thrive, and shape the future. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx