The inspiring story of Zakria from Barisha, Northwest Syria: Despite having only one leg, he bravely walks to school every day and dreams of becoming a football player After 13 years of conflict and a devastating earthquake, almost 7.5M children still need our continues support

Reporter, media entrepreneur & The Marie Colvin Journalists' Network member, Hadeel Arja, reporting from New York City ✈️about her experience as a The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma Global Institute for Reporting on Early Childhood and Caregivers fellow. Best of luck Hadeel Arja 👏 #MCJN #journalists #Trauma #reporting

🔊The Marie Colvin Journalists' Network member & Tinyhand founder, Hadeel Arja, will be speaking at this session tackling children rights and journalism ethics while covering stories involving children. International Center for Journalists 🗣️Arabic ⏰Thursday 18 April 2024, 2:00 PM GMT 🔗Register icfj-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

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Our Executive Editor, Hadeel Arja , was a guest speaker at the Mayborn School School of Journalism - University of North Texas. She shared insights with the students on how Frontline in Focus utilizes tools like VR and AR in storytelling, emphasizing their significance in reporting

"الأطفال أولاً": دليل لتغطية قضايا الأطفال بدون انتهاك خصوصيتهم وحقوقهم Hadeel Arja buff.ly/3UuSuOV

Why Kids Risk Getting Buried Alive By Trash In Syria's 'Valley of Death'? Watch this story, created in collaboration with Business Insider. #Syria #youtube youtube.com/watch?v=2NesfD…

Congratulations to @HadeelArja, a Syrian journalist, for winning the #SamirKassirAward in the Investigative Journalism category! Your courage in investigating human rights abuses in Syria, including against young girls, highlights the vital role of independent journalism!

في احتفال توزيع جوائز "سمير قصير" في دورتها التاسعة عشر، فازت الزميلة هديل عرجة من سوريا بالجائزة الأولى عن فئة التحقيق الاستقصائي عن موضوع "البلوغ القسري في سوريا" بالتعاون مع "درج". التحقيق يحكي قصة حقن فتيات قاصرات في مناطق في شمال سوريا بأدوية تجعلهن يبلغن باكراً ليتم

We're incredibly honored at Tinyhand to receive the Samir Kassir Award for Freedom of the Press in the Investigative Article category! Big thanks to Samir Kassir Eyes for this amazing recognition, and much appreciation to Daraj Media for their support.

Why Kids Risk Getting Buried Alive By Trash In Syria's 'Valley of Death'? Watch this story, created in collaboration with Business Insider. #Syria youtube.com/watch?v=2NesfD…

When covering crises, children present certain ethical challenges for journalists. Join the IJNet Forum on Wednesday, August 7 to hear from The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma and Hadeel Arja of Tiny Hand about how journalists can minimize harm while reporting: buff.ly/4cRWp05

When covering crises, children present certain ethical challenges for journalists. Join us Wednesday, August 7 as we speak with The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma and Hadeel Arja of Tiny Hand about how journalists can minimize harm while reporting: buff.ly/4cRWp05

When covering crises, children present certain ethical challenges for journalists. Join the IJNet Forum on Wednesday, August 7 to hear from The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma and Hadeel Arja of Tiny Hand about how journalists can minimize harm while reporting: buff.ly/4cRWp05

💡MCJN member Hadeel Arja will speak at this International Center for Journalists IJNet webinar on ethical reporting on children in crisis zones. Hadeel is a The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma fellow, and the founder of Tinyhand & frontline in focus which cover children-first & humanitarian stories using storytelling. Register ↘️

💻Join our free webinar "Children in the News: Journalism and the Rights of the Child" 🌟Speakers: Hannah Dreier Hadeel Arja Cherian George and Ankush Kumar Moderator: Aidan White 🗓️September 5th, 2024 | 13:00 UTC Learn more and register: tinyurl.com/5n7vdjkd #freewebinar

Guidelines for Ethical Reporting on Children in Conflict. In this IJNet Crisis Reporting Forum session, Hadeel Arja & Dr Kate Porterfield discussed best practices for journalists reporting on children in conflict zones Here’s a summary of the session ⬇️ buff.ly/46ZEbYr