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Vancouver students create portable playgrounds for refugee camps around the world

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It's a way for kids to cope, feel safe and take back a little control, says Reza Marvasti, founder and CEO of The Power of Play.

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Supporters rally in Civic in support of refugees. Photo: Mike Welsh “We have seen an upsurge in far-right politics that has been heavily based on the refugee and immigration issue, but it will affect many people other than refugees,” writes JOHN MINNS. Although the polling shows that very few Australians will decide how to vote in May based on the major parties’ policies on refugees, the stakes about those policies are high. Prof John Minns. Par…

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Vancouver students create portable playgrounds for refugee camps around the world

It's a way for kids to cope, feel safe and take back a little control, says Reza Marvasti, founder and CEO of The Power of Play.

·Vancouver, Canada
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Refugee Scholars Making an Impact at UBC - Science in Vancouver

For UBC’s World University Service of Canada (WUSC) refugee award winners, those stories highlight their incredible resilience and ambition. Through perseverance and dedication, this small group of students has overcome immense challenges to build a new future for themselves through education. The WUSC refugee student award and sponsorship program is jointly funded by UBC Enrolment Services, the Alma Mater Society (AMS), and additional funding f…

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Vancouver Sun broke the news in Vancouver, Canada on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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