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Palestinian Laila Ajjawi uses street art as a tool to advocate for the rights of women and refugees. Her thought-provoking murals bring awareness to the importance of access to education and women’s representation in historically male-dominated sectors, sparking debate among both refugee and host communities across MENA.
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Laila Ajjawi
Artist, Jordan
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Brooke Sherman
Program Associate
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