Balance Blended Learning

Last Saturday, we hosted a special preview screening of the short film Tene Korsou Limpi, sponsored by , and Alex Roose, the initiator of this film, at our new building.

We welcomed over 70 guests from education, government an environmental organizations, and in addition various community partners.

Together, we explored a simple but important question:
How can this film stimulate children and their parents to take better care of our island?

During an open brainstorm session, we discussed how to use this film during events and turn the film into a practical blended learning tool for schools.

The idea is to make the bilingual film accessible and free for primary education across Curaçao, and help teachers to use it in their classrooms by using innovative and interactive digital tools.

It was inspiring to brainstorm with so many professionals from educators to judges and fund representatives and explore so many valuable ideas.

By combining , education, and digital learning, we aim to create an impactful tool for all primary education across Curaçao.

Thank you to everyone who joined and shared their ideas. It really means a lot and helps us move this project forward. Interested in supporting this initiative?
📩 Contact our coordinator Maya Mathias: [email protected]

Balance Consultancy director and historian Martin van den Blink brings decades of expertise to yesterdays article for de Volkskrant.

In “Venezuelan Chaos and Oil: A Revenue Model for the Netherlands and Curaçao,”

This articleconnects historical patterns with the current political situation, offering clear insight into the long-standing relationship between Venezuela, the Netherlands, and Curaçao. Martin gladly enlightened journalist Marjolein van de Water with his knowledge and was quoted in the article as well.

🔗 Read the full article here:
https://www.volkskrant.nl/buitenland/venezolaanse-chaos-en-olie-verdienmodel-voor-nederland-en-curacao~b8967d3c/

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