I am a trainer, not a lecturer. There is a difference. A trainer changes behavior; a lecturer delivers information.
Over five years working in safety and education, I have watched friends and relatives lose limbs and lives to traffic and workplace accidents — preventable tragedies, every one.
Through training videos and live sessions with motorcycle taxi drivers, participants come to understand: they can actively prevent accidents. It is not fate. It is skill and awareness.
Sharing knowledge that saves lives is a form of charity. As the saying goes: saving one life exceeds building ten pagodas.
Despite good intentions, some people criticize this work. That puzzles me. But I continue.