#HigherEdu Archives

Work4Education

by Bashar Alallawi | Aug 11, 2022 | #HigherEdu, #Study, edSeed, Tech, Work4Education

Work4Education One year ago, the VIP.fund started providing an opportunity for edSeed students to work with aiXplain, a global leader in artificial intelligence. This project helps displaced college students cover the cost of education, and it has opened many doors....

Keeping “AI” on the Refugee Crisis

by Bashar Alallawi | Oct 1, 2021 | #AI, #artificial_Intelligence, #Books, #Challenge, #educate2empower, #HigherEdu, #Lebanon, #Palestine, #RefugeeEDU, #SOLVER, #Technology, edSeed, Education4All, GivingTuesday, Keeping “A I” on the Refugee Crisis, Refugee, Syria, Tech

Keeping “A I” on the Refugee Crisis As a person and refugee who lived under the war for three years, I believe that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will open many educational doors. In Northern Syria, more than three million people live under brutal conditions, wondering...

My Experience Working with aiXplain

by Bashar Alallawi | Jun 22, 2021 | #AI, #aiXplain, #Books, #Challenge, #Data, #educate2empower, #HigherEdu, #Lebanon, #opportunity, #Palestine, #RefugeeEDU, #SOLVER, edSeed, Education4All, General, GivingTuesday, My experience working with aiXplain, Refugee, Syria

A few months ago, I received an opportunity to work on the data verification program with aiXplain, an AI company. I worked on this program for 17 hours along with my two sisters, Sahar and Bushra Alallawi, and three edSeed students: Mansour Al Sayed Ahmad, Hanan...

The British princess who left her palace to live in the Syrian desert

by Bashar Alallawi | Mar 5, 2021 | #Books, #Challenge, #educate2empower, #HigherEdu, #Lebanon, #Palestine, #RefugeeEDU, #SOLVER, edSeed, Education4All, GivingTuesday, Refugee, Syria, The British princess who left her palace to live in the Syrian desert., Youth Culture

150 years ago, Jane Digby, the great English beauty, left her palace to live a love story in the Syrian desert. Jane Digby was married four times, including to Prince Ludwig I of Bavaria. Her love of travel took her to the East in 1852. In Syria, she fell in love with...

A Latin Drink in Syrian Lands!!

by Bayan Alsaghier | Sep 7, 2020 | #educate2empower, #HigherEdu, #Palestine, #RefugeeDreams, #RefugeeEDU, #SOLVER, #Syria #Lebanon, drink, edSeed, Education4All, Latin, Students, Yerba-maté

A Latin Drink in Syrian Lands You may wonder if someone asks you, what is a common tradition between someone in South America and another one curled up on the sofa in Homs city, Syria? Well, it is neither a Barcelona fan nor someone obsessed with Lionel Messi. It is...

What is Daraa?

by Mariam Nusairat | Aug 31, 2020 | #Daraa #Governorate #Civilization., #educate2empower, #HigherEdu, #RefugeeDreams on #educate2empower NGaza #Dentistry, #Syria #Lebanon, #Youth, Civilization., edSeed, Education4All, Students

Daraa is one of the Syrian governorates in the south of the country. The entire area is a wide plain so it’s called the Houran plain, and many great civilizations have passed through it over the centuries. Houran is characterised by fertile land; the Romans depended...

Queen Elizabeth Wore Damask Brocade

by Bashar Alallawi | Aug 15, 2020 | #educate2empower, #FamilyFund, #hama, #Health, #HigherEdu, #higherEducation, #MentalHealth, #Palestine, #Psychology, #PTSD, #RefugeeDreams on #educate2empower NGaza #Dentistry, #RefugeeEDU, #SOLVER, #Syria #Lebanon, #Youth, edSeed, Education4All, GivingTuesday, Refugee, refugees, Syria, Youth Culture

The city of Damascus is famous for its unique type of fabric, called brocade, which Damascus was famous for three thousand years ago. It takes ten hours to make one meter of damask because of the delicate, complex patterns and attention to detail. Brocade is an...