Our Vision

and Mission.

Empower Teachers to become Civic Agents and constructive Change-Makers

  • Improve the quality of educators with a focus on their virtuousleadership skills (their know-how-to-be)
  • Promote reconciliation and reform in Lebanon, starting with educators

Why

we do it.

Teachers and educators in general are the shapers of minds, the inspirers of values and the builders of the civic agency of their students. Their role hence cannot be limited to mere academic knowledge. In fact, the emphasis on teachers’ values and virtues boosts their academic excellence while activating their civic role.

Teachers with TASC cease being passive executers of public policies. They become themselves policy makers.

Hence the motto of TASC is “we are teachers and we have a task/c”

Activities


And a new junior version (8 to 12 years old) is on the way… Dive into the world of “عالسّاحة,” a board game that’s more than just fun! Born from a need for engaging citizenship education in Lebanon, we collaborated with Teachers as Agents of Social Change (TASC) and Holdal to reimagine the embodiment of […]


The decision to turn down all offers from friends in many parts of Europe to stay-on, was made with full consciousness about the necessity to go back home and be present with our people during these most difficult times of our history. As the brave Lebanese Airways (MEA) continues operating and linking Lebanon to the […]


On Monday September 23, TASC gave a presentation at the “ Swiss Center for Peace” in Zürich. The meeting gathered people who are interested in peace and education, and was an occasion to share in depth about Lebanon’s deeply rooted history and rich culture, about the current threatening situation and about the possibilities to serve […]


On September 22, TASC visited the parishes of Wangen and Nuolen in Zürich, where an old friend (Father Marius Kaiser) was met. Father Kaiser gave us the opportunity to express the objectives of our visit to Switzerland, especially about the work on peace-building in Lebanon in preparation of the 50th anniversary of the outbreak of […]