Caring for Refugees: The Syrian Experience with Nousha Kabawat
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Caring for Refugees: The Syrian Experience with Nousha Kabawat

Thursday 8 October 2026, 16:30Venue time (New York)
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Join us for an important discussion about about healthcare for refugees with a focus on Syrian refugees. Following the lecture in the Library Lecture Hall, there will be a reception with light refreshments in The Fenway Room.

This Global and Public Health Program is cosponsored by the Department of History, Psychology and Neuroscience Department, Department of Political Science and International Studies, Department of Art, Youth in Government, EMStem, Student of Nursing, Model United Nations, 1804 Society, and the Library Learning Commons.

About Nousha Kabawat

Nousha Kabawat is the head of the Syrian Program at the International Center for Transitional Justice and founder of Amal ou Salaam. She also provides assistance for the Lebanon and Libya programs. Additionally, Nousha Kabawat is an Atlantic Fellow for the Social and Economic Equity Program at the London School of Economics. Her previous work includes being an associate producer for Frontline’s Emmy-nominated documentary Inside Assad’s Syria. (Read further about Nousha Kabawat's work.)

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