Tag Archives: Creativity

“Power of Digital Story” Workshop on May 2010

By hicham | Published: April 13, 2010

The main aim of this workshop is that it will be able to educate the participants about issues of conflict, inter-cultural dialogue and co-existence This workshop will engage youth (15 participants; equal ratio of male/female of Palestinian and Lebanese communities in a process of creative expression where they produce pieces telling their own personal stories [...]

Posted in AL-JANA News, Conflict Transformation, Films, Multimedia, Workshops | Also tagged Empowerment, Expression, Hicham Kayed | Leave a comment

“Healing from the Inside” The Power of the Creative Arts

By admin | Published: March 9, 2010

This Film captures the work & experiences of participants engaged in an experiential workshop utilizing the creative arts within a therapeutic context. The workshop made use of projective techniques to explore the inner worlds of the participants. Key to the work was the process itself, a process that focused on creating a safe space to [...]

Posted in Films, Multimedia | Also tagged Healing | Comments closed

Away from Home again book

By admin | Published: March 1, 2010

“Away from Home Again” is a learning & creative expression odyssey by displaced young Palestinian refugees from Nahr El-Bared camp, Lebanon. A photo-voice chronicle of the trials & tribulations of refugee children at a time of war & displacement; their efforts to express & transform their precarious lives, & their participation in their community’s efforts [...]

Posted in Active Learning & Creative Expression, Books | Also tagged Empowerment, Hicham Kayed, Inspiration, Nahr El Bared, Photography, Rabee' Nasser | Comments closed

Away From Home Again

By admin | Published: November 15, 2008

After the armed clash that occurred in Nahr El Bared Refugee Camp in the North of Lebanon, around 40,000 people of the inhabitants of the camp were displaced to a nearby camp called Baddawi. The humanitarian situation of the displaced people was miserable; the living conditions were below standards where the camp was hosting three [...]