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University of Rawalpindi organised a training session on the Each One Teach One (EOTO) Project on 20 October 2026, in collaboration with the National Commission for Human Development (NCHD). The session was held for students enrolled in the Civics and Community Engagement course to prepare them for taking part in literacy and community service activities.

The training was led by Dr. Tahir Zubair, Deputy Director, NCHD, and Mr. Hassan Akbar, Assistant Director, NCHD, who introduced students to the project's objectives and explained how they could put the initiative into practice. They guided students through the implementation process, documentation requirements and practical steps involved in organising and conducting literacy sessions.

The discussion also highlighted how students can contribute to their communities through volunteer work and support literacy efforts at the grassroots level. By sharing practical guidance, the resource persons helped students understand how their classroom learning could be applied to real community needs.

Dr. Saniya Moazzam, Assistant Professor and Focal Person for the Civics and Community Engagement course, coordinated the initiative as part of the course's practical learning activities.

As a next step, University of Rawalpindi will facilitate student participation in the EOTO Project and coordinate with NCHD to support the planning and implementation of literacy sessions. Through this initiative, students will have the opportunity to take their learning beyond the classroom, share their knowledge and contribute to improving literacy within their communities.