The story of Mawj In July of last year, a group of youth climate activists and personnel from community and Jordanian universities radio stations came together at the Generations For Peace (GFP) Headquarters for a boot camp aimed at enhancing their podcast content...
Doaa: “Isolation does not mean that a person doesn’t exist”. In the southern Jordanian governorate of Al Karak, thirteen-year-old Duaa eagerly awaits Mondays and Wednesdays each week with passion and anticipation. On those days, Duaa, along with her classmates,...
Salah: “It doesn’t matter who wins or loses; what matters is the collective feeling of contentment.” Salah’s life, at the age of 13, differs from that of his peers at school and in the neighbourhood. He spends his holidays and free time assisting his...
Anas: “This time, I trained my students to instil values and build their characters.” It appears that Physical Education (PE) teachers receive a lion’s share of love and harmony from their students, setting them apart from other educators. This closely...
In a small village west of the Al-Mafraq Governorate, in the Northeastern part of Jordan, a haven stands for hundreds of thousands who were forced to leave their homes over the past decade, where Nora and Faisal reside. Nora, a 19-year-old Syrian, embodies the...
Amman, January, 2024 – Generations For Peace (GFP) has inaugurated the ‘Thiqa’ programme in collaboration with the municipalities of Al-Salt and Al-Karak, supported by the Netherlands-based Porticus. The seven-month programme aims to amplify...