Strengthening Resilience to Violent Extremism for Syrian Refugees Using the Arts
This assessment is part of a larger project entitled “Strengthening Resilience to Violent Extremism for Syrian Refugees Using the Arts” implemented by the National Center for Culture and Arts of the King Hussein Foundation. The Information and Research Center – King Hussein Foundation (IRCKHF) is conducting this evaluation to assess to what extend project’s activities participated in raised awareness of Jordan youth and Syrian refugees and host communities,with a focus on youth,to social causes and impact of violent extremism using interactive theatre arts (IT) to stimulate discussion and promote cohesion in P/CVE.
This research provides an overview of the current international laws and conventions related to freedom of assembly and freedom of expression,as well as civil society,highlighting best practices and
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Jordan has made progress over the past years,yet,there remain significant challenges in ensuring the rights of children and children in conflict with the law in the country. Over the past year,ARDD
This assessment is part of a larger project entitled “Strengthening Resilience to Violent Extremism for Syrian Refugees Using the Arts” implemented by the National Center for Culture and Arts of the
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