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Only a third of youth in the Arab world believe their education has prepared them to get a job, according to a recent...
A recent report from News Group International analyzed trends in social media around the Arab Spring, specifically looking at the footprint...
Sixty-four motivated community leaders from 21 countries arrived in the US recently to kick off the 2011 Community Solutions Program. ...
One hundred American high school teachers from across the country are internationalizing their fall lesson plans after returning from global professional development visits worldwide.
Sabrina stands in the center of the circle, explaining a theater exercise to her peers: "When I point to you and say 'boat.' Together, you are going to make a boat with your bodies...
Youth were marginalized for years in the Arab countries. Considered a source of instability, they were ignored by governments and excluded from the decision-making processes that affected their...
Religious leaders of various faiths in Lebanon recently put doctrinal differences aside to focus on peace and development in their communities. Although the country’s civil war ended more...
Lebanon’s myriad confessional and religious divisions have long been a factor preventing the country from achieving social and political stability. In recent months, political events...
Last week, 74 teachers from 15 countries around world gathered in Washington DC for the International Leaders in Education Program.
IREX and the Arab Thought Foundation (ATF) will launch new social entrepreneurship and library programs in 2011.











