Wikipedia's first sentence called it “not numbers is a project for young adults in the gaza strip designed both to help them share their narratives”. Today it says “not numbers”.
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The opening as it read in 2020
We Are Not Numbers is a project for young adults in the Gaza Strip designed both to help them share their narratives (and those of their people) in their own words with the Western (English-speaking) world and bust stereotypes about Palestinians. Founded in 2015 by American journalist Pam Bailey under the umbrella of the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor , a Geneva -based organization chaired by Dr. Ramy Abdu , the project aims at training young youth to write about life in a conflict-ridden area following Israel's operation Protective Edge on the Gaza Strip. It operates by pairing developing English writers in Gaza (ranging in age from 15 to about 30) with professional authors/reporters/communicators, who mentor them on both their language and storytelling skills. Their essays, poems, features and news reports (as well as videos) are published on the project website, its social media channels and via external outlets such as Mondoweiss , the New Arab +972 magazine . Currently, We Are Not Numbers operates as an independent project with fiscal sponsorship from Nonviolence International in the United States.1
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023 6 passages from the previous snapshot no longer appear
English writing program for Palestinian youths We Are Not Numbers (WANN) is a project for established in 2015 by Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor to provide English-language writing workshops for young Palestinians in Gaza.It provides each participant with six months of training and mentoring with experienced English writers, professional authors, reporters and communicators.The features, stories, news reports and social media content produced as part of the program have been featured by various media outlet, among the Huffington Post , Mondoweiss , the New Arab , the Palestine Chronicle and +972 Magazine .
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The opening as it stood in 2025
English writing program for Palestinian youths We Are Not Numbers ( WANN ) is a project established in 2015 by Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor to provide English-language writing workshops for young Palestinians in Gaza . It provides each participant with six months of training and mentoring with experienced English writers, professional authors, reporters and communicators. The features, stories, news reports and social media content produced as part of the program have been featured by various media outlet, among them HuffPost , Mondoweiss , The New Arab , Palestine Chronicle and +972 Magazine .Hesse . sfn error: no target: CITEREFHesse ( help )
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not numbers is a project for young adults in the gaza strip designed both to help them share their narratives
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not numbers
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