ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 2月10日 02時38分

Photo @michaelchristopherbrown. I’m in Jordan this week with several artists teaching Syrian refugee children how to draw, paint, make music and take pictures. In this image, Luc Reynaud of @lucandthelovingtons leads a group of kids in song and dance. Artists Luc, Glen Shackley @glenshackley, Benjamin Swatez and I are from Washington State - Sometimes the stars align and people come together in a way where everyone feels like it was meant to be, as we do here. This is a unique art program in Jordan, run by a fifth Washingtonian, Aaron Wagner @voicesofthechildren. The first week the group was in Aqaba, last week in Amman and this week in Za’atari Camp, near the border with Syria. The kids are learning about the arts but also about believing in themselves - their interpretations of the world. Often the day begins with Benjamin yelping “Hoo Hoo HaHa Hoo Hoo HaHaHa!!” to encourage expression while art is made. Many of us were lucky to have mentors who encouraged us to “keep the dream alive,” that despite the amount of work ahead the dream was possible.

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