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Positive Pathways event - We Love Reading: a path to building resilience among refugees

We Love Reading

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As part of the No Lost Generation Summit on Psychosocial Support Programming for Conflict, Alaa Zaghloul, project manager of We Love Reading presented the work of We Love Reading, an organization that uses reading to build the resilience of refugees in Jordan. The organization's project uses reading to promote empathy, to empower children and to foster social inclusion. The presentation concludes with the lessons learnt from We Love Reading's trainings.

Powerpoint with the logo of We Love Reading: four butterflies coming out of a book
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We Love Reading
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English

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Literacy
Jordan
Mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS)
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