The teachers who were part of the “Educators as leaders of Reconciliation and Reform” training led by Dr. Wadiaa Khoury from TASC, and the youth who were part of the “Youth Leadership training”, graduated on August 11, 2025 with the Leadership Academy for Peace, operating at Antelias Maronite Eparchy: Seven of the graduates became part […]
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As the outbreak of war made it difficult for Educators to meet in-person, TASC took the decision to continue online the weekly meetings between all educators who became part of the trust-building and reconciliation through education. Those meetings are breathing spaces where we check on each other, we listen to each other, we try to […]
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TASC Community regular online check-in and spaces of sharing, reflection and common prayer, are becoming awaited spaces where we can be who we are: Lebanese Educators with firm belief in the possibility of living together and activating continuous open dialogue. We are able to discuss very controversial stands while maintaining anchored respect and openness to […]
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TASC community online meetings continued for the second week. Those meetings are our current safe space for mutual check-ins , sharing and reflexions. We end each meeting with prayer for safety and peace in Lebanon. We also came-up with the idea of starting to produce Shorts, suggesting a third path other than the two sides […]
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The “Tarbawiyun” (Educators) program, is produced by “Educators for Change” (TASC) as part of The Bema Talk. In this third episode, we highlight the importance of educators’ role in national reform through their role as active citizens and as educators of active citizenship, through the First Lady’s “School of Citizenship” initiative. The “Educators” program is […]
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Our first REEL (click to open the reel) as the TASC Community… • Are you against the war because Lebanon is exhausted and we can no longer bear the destruction, displacement, and humiliation? • Are you in favor of the war because you cannot imagine life under Zionist control? • Is the Lebanese side that […]
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On Saturday June 28, during the yearly CASZ (Comite Aide Scolaire de Zahle) meeting, the ten schools that participated in this first year of Community Service for Active Citizenship project, led by CASZ and TASC and supported by NAFLAH (Nabil Chartouni Foundation for Rise and Happiness in Lebanon), were honored for their work throughout the […]
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On June 26, the last day of trust-building for the current school year was held in TASC center. The group of Educators went through the three modules of “Catalysts of Change”, “Healing wounds of the Past” and “Dialogue”. The second and third modules were prolonged with personal story sharing. This drew them much closer to […]
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On June 12, the National American School (NAS) in Zahle, presented the result of its first year of taking on an ambitious project of communicating the remarkable various facets of Zahle’s History to the Diaspora and to anyone interested in knowing beyond what the news communicate. “Zahle and Lebanon are far more than a media […]
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On June 10, the International Orthodox College (IOC) / Saydet al Zalzaleh – Zahle, presented the outcome of its first year of training on debate and dialogue, as well as the outcome of the first debate hosted at IOC, with the students of the Secondary Evangelical School in Zahle. The school now has an established […]
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On June 10, the Secondary Evangelical School students and teachers presented the outcome of their first year in the Active Citizenship Social Service program with CASZ, TASC and NAFLAH. The school initiated a Therapeutic Theater Initiative. Students train to transform social challenges into a piece of theater visualizing the parties of the challenge, hence helping […]
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