Amirah, a 9 year old child learning at the refugee camps in Lebanon
“Now I believe in myself, I want to pursue my education and become an engineer! I want to invent things that make the earth a be er place to live in, to promote peace.”
AMIRAH STUDENT, 9
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ZAHER MIDANI
TEACH FOR LEBANON FELLOW<
The conflict in Syria continues to drive the largest refugee crisis in the world, with 5.4 million Syrian refugees registered in the region. Nearly half (48%) are children.
REPORT, 2017
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