Rethink Rebuild Society issued a statement on 26 March 2019 condemning the US President Donald Trump’s order to recognise Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Syrian Golan Heights.
The exhibition “Silenced voices: Syrian women in Assad’s prisons” organised by Rethink Rebuild Society was hosted by Lancaster Priory Church on Saturday, 23rd of March. The exhibition also included a short talk by a former detainee, Aminah Khoulani, and a film screening “Silent War” by Manon Louizeau.
As part of the University of Chester's Diversity Festival 2019, RR Manager Dr. Haytham Alhamwi delivered a talk about the Syrian refugees on Monday 11 March. The talk was part of a Social and Political Studies Developing Multicultural Competence module but it was open to all staff, students and visitors to attend.
Dr Haytham Alhamwi from the Rethink Rebuild Society delivered a lecture on reconstruction in Syria as part of a Reconstruction and Development course at the University of Manchester on Thursday, 7 March 2019.
Lancaster Guardian has promoted the 'Silenced Voices' Exhibition to be shown at Lancaster Priory on Saturday 23 March 2019. The exhibition reveals the horrific treatment of Syrian women detained in Assad prisons in Syria.
With your support, our film #WorldCupOfPeace passed the first stage in the Charity Film Awards 2019. Expert judges also voted for our film. Now, we are among the finalists in the Charity Film Awards!
Rethink Rebuild Society co-facilitated a workshop on Syria as part of Amnesty UK's North West Regional Conference held in Blackburn on Saturday, 2 March 2019.
RR attended the event on the Community Sponsorship Programme organised by Mercy Mission, in collaboration with the Muslim Council of Britain, on Sunday 24 February 2019 in Manchester. Members and leaders of several Islamic organisations and mosques attended the event and they had chance to network with other Islamic organisations.
We attended a seminar at the British Muslim Heritage Centre on 24 February that outlined coming changes to the Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) courses that will be implemented in primary and secondary schools.
We participated in celebrating International Mother Language Day on Thursday 21 February 2019 at Longsight Library & Learning Centre in Manchester. Visitors had the opportunity to get involved in exciting events including Arabic calligraphy, hands-on and crafts activities and family-friendly-games.
