Jawid Danish is an Afghan who had to leave his country in 2015. He is a student now in Finland, a lover of history and politics, a writer and public speaker, an activist. This is his first book, written so he could tell the story of his journey from his home in Baghlan to his new life in Helsinki. He has also spent a lot of time in Greece and is a fan of swimming in the Aegean and playing chess for hours in his favorite cafés. He is planning on a career that includes a focus on social justice and human rights.
Jawid Danish is an Afghan who had to leave his country in 2015. He is a student, now in Finland, a lover of history and politics, a writer and public speaker, an activist. This is his first book, written so he could tell the story of his journey from his home in Baghlan to his new life in Helsinki. He has also spent a lot of time in Greece and is a fan of swimming in the Aegean and playing chess for hours in his favourite cafés. He is planning on a career that includes a focus on social justice and human rights.
Kathleen Macdonell has helped Jawid Danish with writing his first book. She had a career in education in the US before moving to Greece five years ago. In Athens, she continues her work in education by helping young refugees have access to school and university; she is the director of a scholarship program for refugees at the American College of Greece and works together with other NGOs to design programs to improve access to education. She is a human rights activist working for dignity and justice for the most vulnerable.
Jawid Danish is an Afghan who had to leave his country in 2015. He is a student, now in Finland, a lover of history and politics, a writer and public speaker, an activist. This is his first book, written so he could tell the story of his journey from his home in Baghlan to his new life in Helsinki. He has also spent a lot of time in Greece and is a fan of swimming in the Aegean and playing chess for hours in his favourite cafés. He is planning on a career that includes a focus on social justice and human rights.
Kathleen Macdonell has helped Jawid Danish with writing his first book. She had a career in education in the US before moving to Greece five years ago. In Athens, she continues her work in education by helping young refugees have access to school and university; she is the director of a scholarship program for refugees at the American College of Greece and works together with other NGOs to design programs to improve access to education. She is a human rights activist working for dignity and justice for the most vulnerable.
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I am blessed to know Jawid and Kathleen. We met while I was serving with an evangelical church in Athens from 2016-2019. It was my privilege to help at the same refugee care center where Kathleen volunteered, and I observed first-hand her dedication to helping Jawid obtain education and opportunities beyond what Greece could offer. Every person would benefit from the type of advocacy she provided to Jawid, and her selfless devotion to his betterment is a story in itself.
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Amazing story... I am so inspired by you, Jawed! Thank you for sharing your story with the world.
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