On Friday 17th January, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted another engaging event in Arabic, marking the beginning of a new series focused on the Education Sector—a topic that has garnered much interest from our community.
On Friday 3rd January, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted a discussion on Syria's future and ways to support its rebuilding efforts (in Arabic). The event brought together community members to explore how Syrians in the diaspora and beyond can help their homeland recover from years of conflict.
On Wednesday 1st January, Rethink Rebuild Society partnered with Run of the Mill, a children's playroom in Stockport, to host a memorable event for Syrian families.
On Thursday 26th December, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted an event in arabic to discuss the current state of Syria.
The event offered a space for Syrians to share their personal reflections on the current situation in Syria, their dreams for the country’s future, and the plans they have for themselves and their families.
On Saturday 21st December, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted a Holiday Social Gathering to celebrate Syria’s victory and the long-awaited freedom. This historic event marked a time of triumph, unity, and reflection on the strength, resilience, and enduring spirit of the Syrian people.
On Tuesday 17th December, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted a profound and meaningful evening of discussion in Arabic about Syria, bringing together members of the community to reflect on the past, envision the future, and share their dreams for a rebuilt Syria.
On Tuesday 10th December, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted the online series - Refugees, the Lived Experience. This episode focused on Counter-narratives against hardships among Syrian refugee youth.
On Thursday 28th November, Rethink Rebuild Society had the privilege of participating in a heartwarming community dinner for asylum seekers at Birchfields Community Centre, an event beautifully organised by Caritas Shrewsbury.
On Wednesday 27th November, Rethink Rebuild Society attended the Macc AGM 2024, which was held alongside a fantastic "Get Together" event. This gathering was specifically designed for members of the Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector in Manchester, and it was a truly insightful and rewarding experience.
On Saturday 23rd November, Rethink Rebuild Society in collaboration with Abjad Initiative hosted a thought-provoking event aimed at deepening understanding of the challenges and opportunities faced by Syrian immigrants as they navigate the complexities of integrating into new societies while preserving their cultural heritage.