The article about the experience of the Palestinian musical group from Burj al Shemali Camp in the "Bagpipes for Peace" Tour (the second in Italy) was published in the December 2017 edition of the Circolo

 
An emotional day, yesterday, at the Pro Civitate Christiana  of the Citadel of Assisi at the presentation of Mohamed and Liliane's dissertations

Change the future for one of them
 

Our project  for long- distance support for children from families in need is happy to  welcome Farah, a 10 year old Palestinian girl 

 Yes!! This is the orchestra that has come out of these 6  long years of commitment with the  support from the Waldensian church, not

The following appeal for help has reached  4.200 euro, thanks to donations from  members of ULAIA, friends and some Italian associations  who support Palestine. 

Here we are!! It is really happening. The inauguration ceremony concluded, the gym is opening its doors to the people of Burj al Shemali camp. Apart from the amazing feat that is the gym itself, this

Kissweh is an embroidery studio based in Los Angeles and Lebanon. Their goals are twofold: to be a contemporary source of exquisitely designed and timeless products inspired by the rich folk art  

With ‘Support a Child’ we have joined the many Italian and European associations who participate in the programme of long distance sponsorship “Family Happiness”, which has been run for many years by

Having completed his three year degree course in October, this year (2018), Abdrahim is now on his way  towards a master’s degree.  The RIGHT TO STUDY is ever more compromised for the

Shiatsu in the Palestinian community in Lebanon: the fourth round kicks off! Still attracting interest, Shiatsu is in its fourth year at Burj al Shemali. New pupils and practitioners working with disabilities  

An intercultural project that has put in touch the children from the library at the Al Houla association in Burj al Shemali camp with the pupils from two classes at Primavalle, Rome, through stories and pictures,

The origins of one of the most efficient NGOs operating in the refugee camps of Lebanon lie in the massacres of the Palestinian people that began with Tall el Zatar in 1976.

From its beginning as an