Sakhnin Hosts Seminar to Boost Psychological Resilience for the Deaf
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The Janna Eden Association held a seminar in Sakhnin for over 100 participants from Arab communities to enhance psychological resilience and communication for the deaf. The event featured speeches, student performances, lectures, and a sign language interpreter, aiming to center the experiences of the hearing impaired.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Seminar in Sakhnin focused on psychological resilience for the deaf.
- Over 100 participants attended from various Arab communities.
- Event included speeches, student performances, and expert lectures.
- A sign language interpreter ensured full accessibility.
- The gathering aimed to center the experiences of the hearing impaired.
The Janna Eden Association organized a special seminar in Sakhnin aimed at enhancing psychological resilience and communication for individuals with hearing impairments. Over 100 participants from various Arab communities attended the event, which was noted as the first of its kind in the Arab community dedicated to this demographic, placing them at the center of attention.
The seminar featured welcoming remarks from Mazen Ganaim, the Mayor of Sakhnin, and Khutham Budarna, the Founder and Director of the Janna Eden Association. Students from the association presented a moving theatrical performance depicting their lives and experiences, conveying a deep humanitarian message that communication transcends hearing and speech, and can be achieved through feeling, sight, and the heart.
Following the performance, specialist Reem Ganaim delivered a lecture. The artist Amal Murkus then performed a song in sign language, after which psychological specialist Suhad Awada, director of the 'Ana wa Anta Sawa' Association, presented her lecture. A sign language interpreter was present throughout the day to ensure full participation and communication for all attendees, leading to a highly interactive and emotional experience.
The day concluded with a meal and gifts for the participants, who left with a sense of joy and self-pride. The event was described as more than just a seminar, but a profoundly human gathering. Photos were provided by Awad Darawsha for Public Relations.