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Native without a Nation. Tuesday, November 8, 2011. One year passed since I arrived in NY and I am only focusing on work and always working hoard. I come back home tired and stop thinking about the past.The man in this picture says "we want change" on Wall Street. "Change" is an interesting word and started circulating everywhere in the world. Native without a Nation. March 14, 2012 at 6:35 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Native Without a Nation. Help make this great project happen!

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Native without a Nation: Email your questions or set up a web conference

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Native without a Nation. Friday, February 22, 2008. Email your questions or set up a web conference. Students and teachers — if your class cannot participate in a web conference with Iraqi students living in Syria, you can still get in touch with them by email or by instant message. To send your questions by email or to schedule a web conference, click here. Or a send a message ferastot@gmail.com. To send questions by IM, use one of the following screen names:. October 15, 2009 at 3:10 AM. Your donations...

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Native without a Nation: July 2009

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Native without a Nation. Sunday, July 12, 2009. This story, acted by 5th graders at the Ross School, is the product of a collaborative effort between Ross 5th graders and NWN students in Syria. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 2810 raised so far, plus donations of more than $1000 in equipment. CLICK HERE to make a tax deductible donation. Native Without a Nation. Help make this great project happen! Your donations pay for the students' transportation, use of the internet and computer equipment.

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Native without a Nation: April 2010

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Native without a Nation. Thursday, April 22, 2010. Othman Abd Al-Rahman Mohammed. My name is Othman Abd Al-Rahman Mohammad. I am an Iraq pupil and I am proud of being an Iraqi. Despite the fact that I live in my second country Syria, I love this country so much as well as its generous people. I love to study in a perfect way. I love my school, my family and my relatives who are away from me due to the cruel circumstances. I also love helping my father with the housework. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Native without a Nation: November 2011

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Native without a Nation. Tuesday, November 8, 2011. One year passed since I arrived in NY and I am only focusing on work and always working hoard. I come back home tired and stop thinking about the past.The man in this picture says "we want change" on Wall Street. "Change" is an interesting word and started circulating everywhere in the world. Native without a Nation. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Native Without a Nation. Help make this great project happen! Native Without a Nation.

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Native without a Nation: Mustafa N, 17

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Native without a Nation. Monday, August 31, 2009. Mustafa N, 17. My name is Mustafa Nateq. I’m 17. I left school when I was in ninth grade because of the security situation in Iraq, which is very bad. We came to Syria on June 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 2810 raised so far, plus donations of more than $1000 in equipment. CLICK HERE to make a tax deductible donation. Native Without a Nation. Help make this great project happen! Native Without a Nation. Students, schools, project staff.

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Native without a Nation: Last Webconference

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Native without a Nation. Thursday, February 24, 2011. Native without a Nation. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 2810 raised so far, plus donations of more than $1000 in equipment. CLICK HERE to make a tax deductible donation. Native Without a Nation. Aims to introduce Iraqi students in Syria to their peers in the rest of the world, primarily by using videochat. Learn how to set up a webconference with Iraqi students. Help make this great project happen! Native Without a Nation.

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Native without a Nation: January 2011

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Native without a Nation. Monday, January 17, 2011. Update and Firas' Resettlement. While the first few months have been slow, we have been spending some time with a family of three girls, aged 19, 18, and 16 and one boy, age 10, and their mother. Their stories and biographies are to follow in the next blog. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 2810 raised so far, plus donations of more than $1000 in equipment. CLICK HERE to make a tax deductible donation. Native Without a Nation. Native Without a Nation.

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Native without a Nation: March 2010

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Native without a Nation. Tuesday, March 2, 2010. NWN update: Mar. 2010. The other problem is that they need computers to get information to help them choose what they like to study. For example Noor and Muna want to study art and design. Anfal wants to study sculpturing and Zinab wants to be a singer. They do well with their work but all of that doesn’t exist in the curriculum of their school. At the end of the meeting we agreed that we have to be strong and keep getting better. We noticed the difference...

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Native without a Nation: Remembering Ameer

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Native without a Nation. Sunday, September 5, 2010. Native without a Nation honors the memory of one of its favorite Iraqi students, Ameer Mohammed. Ameer, 14, participated in several cross-cultural video sessions with students all over the world. He attended NWN computer literacy sessions and was diligently studying English. In 2006 Ameer and his family came to Damascus to escape the violence in Iraq. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Native Without a Nation. Help make this great project happen! Dayli...