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Founding | The concept of Ojo Play was born as a community-based engagement methodology. |
First Participants | A small group of artists and local children began experimenting with play-based learning. |
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Community Support | Local authorities recognized Ojo Play for its positive influence on youth development. |
Expansion | More communities began to adopt Ojo Play principles. |
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Workshops Initiated | The first official workshops were organized to train facilitators in Ojo Play. |
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Media Coverage | Ojo Play gained national attention through various media channels. |
Funding Opportunities | Increased funding made it possible to expand programs. |
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Curriculum Integration | Schools across the country began to integrate Ojo Play into their curricula. |
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First Conference | A pivotal conference was held to discuss and promote Ojo Play globally. |
Global Partnerships | Collaborations with international organizations aimed to promote play-based learning. |
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Digital Adaptation | Ojo Play started adapting digital tools for enhancement of play experiences. |
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Worldwide Collaborations | Network of global partners emerged, sharing Ojo Play methodologies. |
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Innovative Research | Studies conducted to assess the impact of Ojo Play on modern learners. |