The right to play: displaced by conflict
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Nearly 50 million children displaced by conflict now have access to play-based programs like Right to Play's EQIE initiative, which uses drawing, storytelling, and group activities to help children recover psychologically from war and displacement trauma. Hamza, a 10-year-old Palestinian refugee who was withdrawn and nonverbal, became a thriving student able to write his own name and make friends after four years in the programme.
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