Lessons Without Homeland

society, culture · EN

This podcast crosses the borders of exile to tell the story of educational poverty among Palestinian children and young people in the camps of Lebanon.Lessons Without Homeland is a five-episode series that weaves together voices, testimonies, and memories: those of people born as refugees, those who engage in daily struggles to secure a fundamental right, and those who continue to believe that education is the most powerful form of resistance.Produced by ULAIA ArteSud Volontariato e NISCVT/Beit Atfal Assumoud by the project Learning classes in Wawel camp funded by the Waldensian Church's Otto per Mille, and realised by LAST APS, the podcast gives voice to a forgotten urgency— that of an exiled people who have never stopped studying, dreaming, and teaching.A choral, documentary, and human story, where listening becomes a political act and the voice, an instrument of education.