EduExpo University Majors Fair
A talk for baccalaureate students on choosing a major and a fair of 35+ university majors, reaching about 100 students.
Empowerment & Education Program
Running workshops and training courses that develop the skills of university students and young people.
Local centers and institutions in Rural Damascus and the other governorates.
Students, young people and members of the community.
20 initiatives
A talk for baccalaureate students on choosing a major and a fair of 35+ university majors, reaching about 100 students.
We performed the play at the Damascus International Fair.
A poetry evening with Dr Musab Hammoud, sponsored by the Sharia secondary school and organised by Sunaa Alghad.
Intensive training with trainer Mohammad Haidar on running the programme for children, attended by 13 trainees.
A performance with the “Mut’at Al-Uqoul” team at the first Qalamoun Cultural Forum in Deir Atiyah.
We handed out awareness leaflets at the main mosques and put up awareness posters.
We repaired every broken computer at Mohammad Khair Al-Aynawi School and added new machines and a complete solar power system.
Volunteers greeted students with water, coffee, sweets and words of encouragement to calm their nerves.
We handed out water and sweets at the exam centres with words of encouragement to ease the pressure.
A conversation with Sheikh Dr Mahmoud Fayyad Al-Hammoud, thinking aloud about science and faith, mind and heart.
An activity at Hassan Haikal School that reached about 200 students.
A play performed by local children, telling stories of the revolution from every Syrian governorate, step by step towards liberation.
Sheikh Mahmoud Abdulaziz talked about making Ramadan a real turning point for deep spiritual change before it is too late.
Mr Mohammad Al-Baradei joined us to talk about managing time in Ramadan, for all students and especially those sitting certificate exams.
A talk by Ms Areej Al-Tabbaa on the challenges of the current stage, in cooperation with the “Because You Are Human” foundation.
Because learning lights the way, our team offered a helping hand to the association’s students for the sake of their future.
We shared students’ exam nerves and handed out treats with words of encouragement to ease their worries.
The team ran several street interviews around town to cover the atmosphere of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr.
A theatre performance followed by an honoring of the children who took part in the play, as part of the Cultural & Educational Unit’s activities.