The Stabilization Support Unit (SSU), in partnership with the Syrian Students Union, held the second session of the “Change Makers” program at Damascus University, with the participation of a group of university students.
The session explored the concept of diversity and the importance of managing differences, with a focus on the impact of polarization on how people respond to differing opinions and positions, and how differences can be transformed from a source of division into an opportunity for dialogue and mutual understanding.
The session also discussed the importance of strengthening dialogue, listening, and acceptance of diverse perspectives, helping young people approach differences in a more positive and responsible manner and contribute to building a more cooperative and cohesive university and community environment.
This session is part of the “Change Makers” program, which aims to empower Syrian youth, strengthen their participation in dialogue and community engagement, and build bridges of communication among students from different regions and backgrounds.
