Youth In Lebanon Benefit From Life Skills Workshop

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In partnership with Cezar Projects in Lebanon, we invited youth to partake in a 20-hour life skills workshop. During this time, they learned about building leadership skills, such as confidence, teamwork, conflict resolution and more. This activity was supported by UNICEF, with funding by the governments of the Netherlands and Norway.

At the end, they were tasked with organizing a youth-led initiative using their newfound skills. Together, participants decided to host a family day to connect with their immediate communities and share what they learned.

Watch each video to learn about the different experiences of four participants:

1. Youth-Building Workshop in Lebanon: Reine’s Story

2. Youth-Building Workshop in Lebanon: Milya’s Story

3. Youth-Building Workshop in Lebanon: Eva’s Story

4. Youth-Building Workshop in Lebanon: Raya’s Story


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