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✨ PS4L Contributes to Empowering Mothers in Aida Refugee Camp! ✨ 🔷 PS4L organized a special meeting for mothers in Aida Refugee Camp. The event, attended by 20 mothers, was themed "What is Your Motivation ? " 🔷The meeting included several inspiring activities: 🔷A warm welcome and a discussion on the importance of completing the survey for remaining participants. 🔷A shoulder-patting activity followed by sharing feelings. 🔷Group activities discussing types of internal and external motivations. A game highlighting the importance of motivations and their impact on us and our perseverance. 🔷An analysis and conclusion of the meeting. Thus , this meeting aimed to support and empower mothers by providing an environment that encourages positive thinking and self-motivation. #AidaCamp #PS4L #EmpoweringMothers #SelfDevelopment #Motivations #InteractiveActivities Frieda - die feministische Friedensorganisation

This is as a result of war, many #children in war zones globally face similar expirience, let’s give #peace a #chance. Lord Make us Instruments of #Peace. #PEACE United Nations , United Nations University Centre for Policy Research (UNU-CPR) , UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency , UNICEF , Save the Children International , CBSS Children at Risk , Hope For Children International ,Greenpeace , UN Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) , Globalpeace Conference , Savechild Donation , Worldpeace Love

The number of times I was slapped in the face by reality for dreaming too high! This sounds like a simple call to action, let them dream, let them do but what does it actually mean? 1. It means when they pass let them study where everyone else at their level of excellence is studying 2. They should be awarded scholarships based on merit like everyone else 3. They should not be arrested for documentation that is too obscure, expensive to obtain and lasts only for 2 years 4. Their right to travel for full participation in academic and social leadership events should not be stopped 5. Their right to employment once they get the qualifications should be respected. 6. Laws should be put in place for long term solutions for refugees. Being marginalized for generations makes it difficult to thrive. These sound small but we are human and we learn. When we are punished for trying to dream we start to believe the lie that we are worthless and it's better to stop trying. And many people think they are not at fault but they support laws that keep refugees down. You can make a difference. Let us become dreamers and doers.

We #Rohingya refugee want a live with Dignity,,, We are One of the World's most persecuted minorities,, we are Hunger of solutions and peace,, #RohingyaRefugeeCrisis #rohingyaphotography #camplive #documentaryphotography #storytellingphotography #refugeestories

Today, December 2, marks the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery. It's a somber reminder that modern slavery continues to plague our world. Millions of people, particularly women and children, are trapped in forced labour, sexual exploitation, and forced marriage. This heinous crime knows no borders and affects people from all walks of life. As we observe the #16DaysOfActivism , let's pledge to combat modern slavery in all its forms. We must raise awareness, demand justice, and support survivors. Together, we can break the chains of slavery and build a world where everyone is free. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) UNDP UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency Anti-Slavery International #EndSlavery #NoExcuse #StandUp4HumanRights

#WorldRefugeeDay, we must turn our attention to a deeply entrenched and often overlooked issue: the plight of Palestinian refugees. This is not just a historical issue but a present-day crisis that affects millions, including the children who inherit a legacy of displacement and statelessness. Palestinians represent the largest stateless demographic and have faced the longest-standing situation of forced displacement globally. This unique status under international law, different from other refugee groups, complicates their path to a durable solution. Palestinian refugees, unlike others, can pass their status to descendants, perpetuating the cycle of displacement and statelessness. Approximately 6 million Palestinian refugees reside in the Middle East, with Lebanon hosting a significant number. Palestinian children and youth face severe restrictions on their rights and opportunities. Denied citizenship, they cannot own property or pursue many professions, leading to poverty and a reliance on the UNRWA for essential services. Educational resources are strained, and refugee camps are overcrowded and underfunded, exacerbating the challenges these children face daily. In #Gaza, the situation is particularly dire. Recent conflicts have heightened the already severe humanitarian crisis, with many children experiencing multiple displacements, severe injuries, and loss of family members. The blockade has restricted access to essential supplies, leading to malnutrition and the spread of infectious diseases. The trauma inflicted on these young lives is profound, with many suffering from chronic traumatic stress disorder. My experience in #youthempowerment and #advocacy has shown me the power of inclusive policy design and participatory action. 1. Advocate for the Right of Return and Compensation by enforcement of Resolution 194. 2. Strengthen Support for UNRWA. 3. Promote Inclusive Policies in Host Countries: In Lebanon and other host countries, we must push for policies granting This includes access to education, healthcare, and employment without discrimination. By empowering refugees, we can foster social stability and economic growth. 4. Empower Palestinian Youth: We must invest in educational and vocational training programs for Palestinian youth, enabling them to build better futures for themselves and their communities. On this World Refugee Day, let us remember the Palestinian children and families who continue to live in limbo, their lives marked by displacement and uncertainty. We must advocate for their rights and work towards a future where they can live with dignity and security. By harnessing the power of community development, inclusive policy design, and international advocacy, we can make meaningful strides towards justice and peace for Palestinian refugees.

Girls belong in classrooms, shaping their futures. Refugee Olympian Masomah Ali Zada delivers a powerful message for girls everywhere. Read her Final Word in the latest Education Report: https://bit.ly/47nawbM

STOP THESE RAVING WARMONGERING MANIACS! ---> BIDEN + NETANYAHU + VON DER LEYEN + MACRON + SUNAK + TRUDEAU + SCHOLZ + EU SYSTEM + UN + EU + WEF SYSTEM... There is really now a massive world support for the NCBP. TIME FOR ALL TO STAND OUT AND HELP US CREATE THE BASIC NETWORK OF +/- 200 NATIONAL NCBP TASK FORCES/TEAMS. IMNRC: The NCBP Task Force. https://lnkd.in/gkmZmH8u You need to dismantle the UN+EU+WEF System and replace it by the NCBP. Secretary-General Guterres Refuses a hearing. We call among all the UN Member States to allow a presentation of Interface Governance - the Governance Of Tomorrow - before the UN. Since the Biden administration and its devoted servants shall vote against, I ask the Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Putin, the enlarged BRICS Countries and all in favour of a World Conflict Resolution to come forward. Interface Governance is the ultimate tool to sustainably resolve world complexity. 2024: A World Orchestra. https://lnkd.in/eSqP92jF

Sharing the love means your gift goes towards refugee flourishing. Your gift creates opportunities for refugees to thrive in America through offerings like Parwana—English classes for women. It’s not too late to share the LOVE in February! We have 2 goals this February: ⭐ Share the LOVE with refugee friends—give toward opportunities for flourishing! ⭐Welcome 20 new monthly donors who are ready to sustain this work by giving to the greatest need. YOU can help! If you know someone who is passionate about welcoming refugees and making sure they can flourish in America share this post or send it in a DM - you can even add us to the conversation if you want! #Refugee #Clarkston #RefugeesWelcome 

In Africa alone, there are over 36.5 million displaced individuals, making it one of the most affected regions globally. These numbers reflect not just statistics but real lives disrupted, families torn apart, and dreams deferred. In honor of #WorldRefugeeDay, we invite you to join us in raising awareness and supporting our fellow human beings. Watch this moving short film - We Were Here - an original documentary series from YouTube and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. This episode features permaculture expert, teacher, and Congolese refugee Bemeriki, currently living in the Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement in Uganda. #Solidarity #RefugeeSupport #AfricanRefugees #HumanRights (see comment section for link)