Amel Markus, 26 years old, coordinates psychosocial and non formal education activities promoted by Cesvi in Libya.
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Snakes on the wall and sand in the eyes
No fences, an instable roof, cracks in the wall of 2 dilapidated classrooms: the primary school in Galbarwaqo in Somalia needed a huge rehabilitation so as to be actually functional.
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The prolonged conflict in Iraq between government forces and their allies on one side and the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) on the other, has left a devastating legacy. It is not just a matter of damages to infrastructures and services, but also and above all, of injuries on people’s minds and hearts. Even in those […]
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Non formal education, psychosocial support and social events are among the activities carried out by Cesvi’ staff.
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In India 12 million children don’t attend school. Cesvi works in order to guarantee them the right to education.
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Taormina’s final declaration white page must not become a “black” one.
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Teachers and communities trained on the importance of equal access to education.
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