Refugee education and community resilience in Indonesia - a podcast by Amy McMurtrie, Anya Saravanan, Ayan Shirwa, Emma Hart, and Iris Lee

In this episode, we are joined by two writers based in Indonesia who speak with members of their communities.Firstly, Elina Mark works with two non-profit educational organisations: Education 4All and Beyond the Fabric. Elina speaks about educational barriers refugee children face with the co-founder of the 4all, Faiza Ahmed Omer Faloul. Now focusing on delivering online education, 4all is a refugee-run organisation that Faiza help set-up to fill a void, challenge the status quo and help the broader refugee community in Indonesia.*Then, writer Nimo Ahmed voices some of the issues refugee women face as she speaks with two women Hodan and Fahma who have been in Indonesia after leaving Somalia. Nimo's writing aims to uncover social and cultural problems refugee women face. *4all is currently fundraising in order to reach more people in need of their educational services across Indonesia. To donate: https://ensany.com/campaign/3998 

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