All Paths Divinity School is a proud sponsor of this event, Protecting the Spirit of Childhood: Educating Palestinian Children Experiencing Trauma?, presented by reGeneration Education.
Violence of any kind, early in life – either experienced or observed – can have long-lasting and detrimental impacts on children. Research has shown that the early years in a child’s life—while the human brain is forming—represent a critically important window of opportunity to develop a child’s full potential and shape key academic, social, and cognitive skills that determine a child’s success in school and in life. A nurturing environment in the early years can modify an individual’s brain development and the ability to deal with stressful conditions later in life. Join us March 16 for an afternoon to learn how young Palestinian children’s sense of well-being can benefit from the Waldorf approach to early childhood education.
While we pray that the negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians are fruitful, reGeneration continues working on what can be done today to benefit Palestinian children through an innovative and healing education. Join us to learn about the seeds being planted now!
Presenters include:
Jihad Turk, President-Designate of Bayan Claremont and founding board member of Claremont Lincoln University
Anjum Mir, Early Childhood Educator at Westside Waldorf School
Shepha Schneirsohn Vainstein, LMFT, Psychotherapist and founder of reGeneration
Live Musical Performance by:
Bassem Rashidi, founding member of the nasheed group Noor
Waldorf Puppet Show by Pasadena Waldorf School Faculty
Have questions about Protecting the Spirit of Childhood: Educating Palestinian Children Experiencing Trauma? Contact reGeneration
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