![[A close point of view] Place of birth: A camp for internally displaced persons](https://www.orlastraz.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/A-close-point-of-view_birthplace_camp-1080x675.jpg)
by Orla Straz | August 21, 2021 | Eaglewatch in Iraq, Education, Electrification
I would like to devote this article to the issue which is rarely touched upon, which at the same time is a serious problem affecting thousands of children living in camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs). Recently I watched a fragment of a reportage in which a...
by Orla Straz | August 1, 2021 | Eaglewatch in Iraq, Education
Children have a natural ability to learn and quickly gain new skills. If, additionally, they are conferred in an easy way, for example in a form of a game, education can become pleasure. I have been a fan of board games for years. Long time ago I started wondering how...
by Orla Straz | July 25, 2021 | Eaglewatch in Iraq, Great job
Our second this year trip to Iraq is taking place during the exceptionally hot summer. But as usual, we have too many things to do and no time left to complain. One of the goals of this trip, although not the only one, is to launch the board games project. But I will...
by Orla Straz | April 24, 2021 | Eaglewatch in Iraq, Great job, Stories of survivors
It took many years for these people to return home. They were forced to stop over many times, sometimes further, sometimes closer from home. But reaching their destination didn’t mean the end of the journey. The next step to take was to fix damages and to try to...
by Orla Straz | April 15, 2021 | Eaglewatch in Iraq, Great job
Our longest between visits to Iraq to date break lasted twelve months. However, we were working very actively all the time and thanks to the volunteers on the ground we were able to continue our activities without major obstacles. We were planning the trip since...
by Orla Straz | January 2, 2021 | Eaglewatch in Iraq, Great job, Urgent cases
This year has been a real test for humanitarian organizations. Restrictions, movement bans, and many other inconveniences were a significant challenge for us as well. However, we managed to work continuously and bring help without larger interruptions. I wrote about...
