On our 10th anniversary celebration, we are honored that collectively we have managed to give hope for a better future through the power of education to 10,000 Syrian children and youth.
In preparation of this milestone, we have looked back and reached out to Syrian youth that we worked with since the early days of Jusoor, to check on their progress and share their incredible success stories with you.
Baraa’ fled Syria with her family at the age of nine. Leaving behind her school, friends, and memories, she settled with her family in a refugee camp. Despite all the hardship, Baraa’ joined Jusoor’s education center with her extreme passion for learning, and she is now a source of inspiration to her siblings and friends by carving her own path to reach her goals. Learn about how Baraa’ is doing that
Fueled by a passion for technology, Jamal knew from an early age that he wanted to join one of the biggest tech companies in the world. Faced with many barriers and challenges, he started to let go of his childhood dream. That was when a Jusoor scholarship completely changed the narrative and supported Jamal in fulfilling his ambition. Learn more about Jamal’s journey, and where he is now
Sami Al Ahmad did not even know what Entrepreneurship means as he was applying to Jusoor’s first entrepreneurship competition. He believed in the idea behind his startup and was willing to give it everything he’s got. Jusoor’s competition gave Sami the long-awaited chance to bring his startup to life. Learn about what happened when he nurtured an idea with hard work and support
We reached out to some of the members who have been with us since the beginning of Jusoor, so they can reflect and share their thoughts on how Jusoor became to be, as we take a trip down memory lane.
At Jusoor, we provide a platform of recognizing passionate people driving positive change. This year, we were honored to present our Bridges Award to Amr Salehieh & Laila Munif, who supported many of our 100 Syrian women scholars,and extended our impact by opening a brand new education center in Lebanon for Syrian refugee children and vulnerable Lebanese students. On behalf of Syria's next generation, we thank you for your generous contribution.
Learn More About This AwardOur Dedication Award is presented to people who have done exceptional work to support Syria's children or youth. In 2021, This award went to an individual who works tirelessly to educate and empower thousands of children, our academic director, Suha Tutnji. Suha has changed so many lives with her hard work, and as she continues to do so, we are beyond proud to have her in our team.
Learn More About This AwardWe have collaborated with the talented artist Noel Kharman to perform a unique musical harmony, as an exclusive mashup, in support of the education of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon.