Stories of Survivors, Not Victims
Offered By: TEDx via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a powerful TEDxZurichWomen talk that sheds light on the resilience of refugee women and girls. Delve into the experiences of over 100 million people who became refugees in 2022 alone, with a focus on the strength and survival of women and girls who have endured warfare, violence, and persecution. Discover the importance of viewing these individuals as survivors rather than victims, acknowledging their personal histories and potential for happiness. Learn about the crucial role of compassionate support, assistance networks, and practical options in empowering displaced women to build new, independent, dignified, and secure lives. Gain insights from speaker Raquel Herzog, founder of SAO Association for displaced women, as she shares her journey from a comfortable life in Switzerland to dedicating herself to making a difference in the lives of refugee women. Understand how small individual contributions can lead to significant global change and be inspired to take action in supporting displaced individuals.
Syllabus
Stories of survivors, not victims | Raquel Herzog | TEDxZurichWomen
Taught by
TEDx
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