by Sarah Young | May 9, 2020
Fun fact: roughly 2g of tea goes into a teabag. With the staggering amount of information being thrown at us every day in this new reality, it is no wonder how much news goes unnoticed, left to rot in our inboxes, only to be discovered weeks later. It is a good idea...
by Sarah Young | Mar 27, 2020
We’re excited to share an example of how Time for Tea can develop a life of its own. Julieta Ktshanyan is a teacher of world history at Ayb School in Yerevan, Armenia. She led one of our pilot projects in 2018. Julieta has just sent us the following...
by Sarah Young | Mar 27, 2020
Being stuck at home alone or with the kids is hard for all of us. So we’ve adapted the Time for Tea concept to give you a creative challenge, a chance to connect with the world, and some fun. AVAILABLE NOW: Tea TV (for individuals): make a cup of tea, tell a...
by PaulOxo | Apr 22, 2018
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by PaulOxo | Dec 11, 2017
Project with young people – Donetsk, Ukraine So we have been very busy in the Ukraine, here is a short report about my first Time For Tea activity. I am planning to do more small-scaled projects but this is the first one, to allow me to get a little practice. I...
by PaulOxo | Dec 11, 2017
Yesterday evening the presentation of T4T project was done for a new group of 9 young people who are members of Teens in Action club and volunteers of Care in Action NGO. All participants got interested in taking part in it and already got 3 topics to...
