JWW Board Member Vaughan Meyer is traveling with four other JWW delegates in Congo’s eastern provinces. They will work with survivors of the country’s decades-long conflict, which has claimed nearly six millions lives. And, they will meet with JWW’s partners on the ground, with whom JWW works to create innovative programs and projects that change lives and transform communities.
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<p> I am involved in the advocacy side of the work that we do at Jewish World Watch, and now being here in person has made me feel better informed, emboldened and empowered to continue. In village after village, we saw hundreds of children of all ages by the side of the road, and were told that virtually none of these children have access to education. In fact, in a country of 71 million people, 7 million are children eligible for school, but who cannot afford to attend. Jewish World Watch is already involved with some very successful <a href=)
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