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The online home of Graham S. Green — Teacher, Author, Cultural Observer, and Educational Consultant. Bridging worlds through immersive storytelling and practical legacy frameworks.

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  The Resilience of the Yazidi Youth: Navigating Mental Health and Education in the Wake of Genocide
  In August 2014, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) unleashed a brutal and systematic campaign of genocide against the Yazidi people in the Sinjar region of northern Iraq. Thousands of Yazidis were executed, whilst women and children were abducted, subjected to horrific sexual slavery, or forced into combat as child soldiers. This targeted… Read more: The Resilience of the Yazidi Youth: Navigating Mental Health and Education in the Wake of Genocide
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  Roja Reş: Why the Yazidi People Commemorate the Horror of August 3
  On 2 August 2014, the sun set over the ancestral homeland of the Yazidi people in the Sinjar district of northern Iraq. It was a vibrant day of celebration—a religious holiday marking the end of a solemn fasting period. Under a blistering summer sun peaking above 40°C, families slaughtered sheep, shared sweet treats, exchanged local… Read more: Roja Reş: Why the Yazidi People Commemorate the Horror of August 3
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  The Unhealed Wound: Stories of Survival and the Trust That Remains
  As an English teacher, my classroom has become more than a place to learn grammar or vocabulary. Over the years, it has become a sanctuary – a space where trust, once shattered by the most profound of atrocities, is slowly and meticulously rebuilt. When my Yazidi students sit before me, they are not just students;… Read more: The Unhealed Wound: Stories of Survival and the Trust That Remains