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When a Photograph Becomes a Story: A Student-Led Exhibition of Refugee Stories
From August 23 to September 6, YiJian Library became a space for stories that are often left unheard. Organized by the Concordia International School Shanghai chapter of Help4Refugees, Through Their Eyes was a refugee photography exhibition featuring the work of refugee photographer Shahd and writer Nour. Through photography, writing, and interactive activities, the exhibition invited our community to look beyond the label of “refugee” and encounter the people, memories, and
Angela Xu
1 hour ago5 min read


Across Miles, Across Hearts: A 48-Hour Visit That Sparked Compassion
Jordan Hattar with HS students who participated the lunch panel during his visit A short 48-hour visit to Concordia inspired numerous students to join the Help4Refugees movement. Mr. Jordan has always been a person of immense character. He dedicates himself to bridging the gap between refugees and the global community, having visited over 140 schools to date. We were honored to have Concordia included as one of his many destinations. During his visit, we connected with refuge
Queena Ly
Jan 112 min read


Building Bridges: Christmas with Help4Refugees
During the Christmas Bazaar on 2025/11/22, Help4Refugees had the opportunity to raise awareness and support for Syrian refugees in Turkey and Jordan. Hosted by Concordia International School of Shanghai on November 22, 2025, the event celebrated the holiday season through a variety of activities organized by the Parent Support Organization (PSO) and student-led clubs, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere across campus. At the bazaar, club members operated a booth that re
Christine Kim
Nov 25, 20252 min read


A Bracelet, A Message, A Connection: Student-Led Workshops for Global Impact
The juniors presenting their finished bracelets with words such as "peace" and "hope" spelled, crafting strong messages During the first semester of the 2025–2026 school year, Help4Refugees hosted a series of bracelet-making workshops for high school students and fifth graders. These sessions were designed as an invitation for students to learn about, empathize with, and connect to the experiences of refugees in Turkey and Syria. Through presentations, storytelling, and hands
Hannah Lei
Nov 14, 20252 min read
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