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Refugee Advocate Malak Alamar: Leading Climate Resilience and Unity Efforts

Malak Alamar grew up in refugee schools in Jordan and witnessed how refugees have suffered from hate speech and poor living -conditions. Coming from a family with Palestinian roots, she faced the same problem of discrimination before. By identifying the impacts of climate change and the hostile relationship it would create among the people as […]

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Back to the Papuan Roots

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Back to the Papuan roots by Johan Andre Serhalawan “Fresh air and blue skies, accompanied by chirping birds, shady trees, and dense forests” was the view in my grandma’s village, which is 40 km from Merauke. Spending school holidays in the town feels like living in heaven. Yes, that’s my childhood experience, more or less

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Lessons from the street

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By Israel Balogun I awoke abruptly to the sharp sting of a cane on my back. “Stand up! Give me all you have! Now!” But I had nothing. I almost passed out from the consequent beating. I was not always on the street. My father, a Muslim priest, had four wives and 26 children. My

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waste as a resource to get dignity

A peace of Art

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by Claude Angwere Azah On the 28th of March 2015, I was in Bamenda Town in the Northwest region of Cameroon at the Mankon-Ringway Rehabilitation Centre. The reason I was there, was to attend my regular counseling sessions on drug consumption and abuse. On my way out, I saw a young man lying on a

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A spark to social change

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By Gautham NC When was the last time you saw a firefly? Where do they go? Where do they come from? Ever thought about it? It’s only during the dark, that we get a chance to see them, right? Their light isn’t that bright to erase the entire darkness and show us the path, but

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Farming to a peaceful tomorrow

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Cameroon has seen quite some challenging times and due to internal conflicts, more than 700,000 people have been internally displaced. Besides the conflict, many other challenges on a personal level have affected most of the population. Mafah Cornelius Kuta has been affected as well and because of this, he now wants to focus on providing

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Refugee Advocate Malak Alamar: Leading Climate Resilience and Unity Efforts

Job Opening – Catalyst

Back to the Papuan Roots

Lessons from the street

waste as a resource to get dignity

A peace of Art

A spark to social change

Farming to a peaceful tomorrow

Hiding ones true identity

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