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School children in Sri Lanka Photo: AJWS

From the Field

AJWS in Sri Lanka
AJWS's Matthew Emry, Senior Program Officer, Conflict and Emergency Regions, gives a personal account of what he found on his trip to Sri Lanka.

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Partner Spotlight:

Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children

The Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children is a U.S.-based organization that works to improve the lives of refugee women and children around the world. Their Displaced Youth Initiative is a three-year project designed to address the unique needs of young people who have been uprooted by armed conflict. They undertake research in refugee settings and develop innovative projects, working with young people themselves. The Commission also raises awareness of the educational needs facing refugee adolescents and work with humanitarian organizations to make sure that displaced young people learn and acquire the skills they need to earn a safe, dignified living.

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Angelina Jolie describes an inspiring young refugee boy she met in Syria to illustrate why education is so important.

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