Hear Us Out 14
Hear Us Out is a yearly conference held by the students of World Issues class, and Everyone Has Hope had a session during the conference. A few of the students from the school came down to Taylor’s College to take part in the conference, and to speak about their experience through the project.
Hear Us Out 14 banner.
The ACR students came to Taylor’s with the aim of getting a message across, wanting those attending the workshop to understand how Everyone Has Hope helps them with coping their daily lives.
The kids, both excited and nervous for the conference
Students from Taylor’s spoke about refugee rights, particularly those from Burma. Two college students spoke out about how Everyone Has Hope has given them a new outlook on life, and what they have learned through working together with these refugee kids in the ACR school.
Trisha, our main ambassador, speaking to attendants of the Hear Us Out workshop, about what the project is and what the aims are.
Two students from the ACR school also stood up and spoke about how Everyone Has Hope has changed their lives and what positive impacts the project brought upon their lives.
Each student also had the chance to showcase two of their photos that they took throughout the project.
Joel showing one of his photos, an action shot of another schoolmate, Mark.
The conference went well and the students were happy with the results of Hear Us Out, where they taught attendants of what the project was like and how it helps them.
The students of ACR school, Hear Us Out team and Everyone Has Hope spokespeople in one big happy picture!
Thank you to the world issues students for running Hear Us Out conference, and giving Everyone Has Hope a chance to speak about the project.