Stories
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Alumni: Gilbert's Story and his dream
Gilbert has big plans: he wants to be a civil engineer designing affordable and accessible housing for people with disabilities, people whose lives have been shaped by the legacy of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, just as his own family's lives have been.
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OUT OF THE HORRORS OF WAR: HOPE
Qasida has lost her father during the Syrian Civil War. Here's how she found hope again.
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Rising: Aissa's Story
Mali is one of the toughest places on earth to be a girl. But a new generation of young women in Mali is refusing to accept limits. Aissa, a 26 year-old woman is one of these leaders. Read more about her story.
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New Generation, New Hope
Obaansi is just 18 years old, and she is not only the first member of her family to go to high school, but also already changing the lives of children in her hometown.
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Telling stories, changing lives
These young people are using the power of storytelling to help eliminate child marriage and early pregnancy from their hometown.
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Hearing Hands
Ife is an advocate for the inclusion of deaf people in Ethiopian society. Rather than accepting the limitations others would place on deaf children and children with disabilities, she is advocating for a more inclusive world, one in which every child has the power to rise.
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A GIRL WITH A VOICE IS A STRONG GIRL
In Elu Eteya, Ethiopia, Liya desperately wanted to stay in school. She needed support and she found it in this group.
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How a child of war became a warrior for peace
As a former Right To Play participant, Malual has become a beacon for hope.
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