"Noor Ghazi: An Iraqi American Peace Activist's Story"
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Noor Ghazi: An Iraqi American Peace Activist's StoryNoor Ghazi, an Iraqi-American peace activist based in the United States, appeared on a livestream presentation for Portland audiences on June 25, 2024, organized by Peace and Justice Works Iraq Affinity Group. The event was hosted by KBOO's Lisa Loving.Noor's story is deeply personal, but it also reflects the experiences of tens of thousands, perhaps millions of Iraqis who lived under sanctions and war, many of whom fled the country after the 2003 US invasion or, like Noor's family, when the "civil war" erupted in 2006. It's a story of surviving war and trauma, a story of adjusting to being a refugee resettled in America, and a story of hope against all odds. Ms. Ghazi explained that she's been returning every year recently and produced two documentaries about Mosul, where the younger generation gives her hope for a better future for her country of origin. Ms. Ghazi holds an MA in Peace and Conflict Studies with a focus on International Peace Development. She serves as Director of the University Sponsorship Program at Guilford College with Every Campus A Refuge (ECAR).
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Streaming made possible by a donation from a generous individual. The whole show (VB #132.06&07) is available for a donation of $11 (DVD/VHS) plus $4 postage and is streaming on line at our full shows You Tube channel. Add $3 for the show on a USB Flash Drive. Page created 8/18/24
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