Sullam for nonviolence is a newly established group founded by activists from across Syria. It unites youth from diverse backgrounds who share a strong commitment to peaceful change. Sullam seeks to challenge the normalization of violence and foster an inclusive, just, and peaceful future for Syria.

A few weeks back, I was lucky to participate in a workshop organized by @ulsteruni.bsky.social and Koya University at CUQ Ulster University in Doha. The workshop brought together members of the Education, Peace and Politics (EPP) network to develop policy papers based on our doctoral research.

SWANA Forum for Social Justice is organizing a webinar to discuss the role of education in post-Assad Syria.

Join us on Friday, January 31 at 5pm U.K time / 8pm Syria time.

I will discuss the politics of education in Northeast Syria.

Registration Link: lnkd.in/dd_bBJiS

Time for @paxforpeace.bsky.social to rethink how to best work with Syrians and Syrian civil society to build sustainable peace in an inclusive Syria: looking back at the work done in the last 23 years and ensuring we continue to be daring and innovative in mobilizing activists, building movements.