Doors. Please Touch
Doors. Please Touch
Today marks the second day of our workshop series, aiming to make arts accessible for blind and deaf children. Touching an archeological object, feeling its texture, and listening to its story, is one of a kind experience offered to the students of
During phase 2 of the project "Doors. Please Touch", Red Oak is training educational teams on how to develop tactile books, an inclusive tool at its best, with the different schools as a step forward to allow all children with and without
Red Oak launched with the Ministry of Culture, the Italian Cultural Institute, the National Museum of Beirut, Omero Museum of Italy, and MACAM, the second phase of "Doors. Please Touch" to make museums accessible to the deaf
Online safety is key in a digitized world. Red Oak is implementing online safety sessions for women and girls in Saida and
Education through GBV- Gender Based Violence sessions. An initiative launched by Red Oak in partnership with War Child Holland and supported by LHF United Nations OCHA Lebanon, aims to empower women and girls by educating them about their
Red Oak is leading a program in Barja with the support of Intersos and UEFA in order to empower children through performing
"Sport for Resilience" uses sport and performance to communicate prevention and awareness messages 200 to children and youth Barja, Mount
The QUDWA initiative concludes its activities and intervention by drawing attention to child rights the way QUDWA children envisioned it. The outcome is an exhibition and a book on knowing, coloring, and enjoying. How is
QUDWA is an initiative that aims to raise awareness among children and their parents about the dangers of digital technology, bullying, and cyberbullying through puppets.A hands-on workshop on puppet making, exploration and performance enabling them