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At present, Moja Kids represents nearly 9,000 Bangladeshi and Rohingya children living in Kutupalong – the world’s largest refugee camp – and other communities in southern Bangladesh.
These children work together to create and share their own fun packed videos using our digital platform. Their creations are compiled and shared across hundreds of classrooms weekly. These ‘newsletter’ productions are not only a chance to express their thoughts, show their talents and share their experiences, but also a means to connect and interact with peers beyond the confines of the camp and the slum communities where they live. |
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COVID 19 DIGITAL EDUCATION
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In addition to the distribution of 10,000 flyers with Mukti to inform children and their parents about COVID 19, our digital team have worked with the children to produce a series of videos to help them understand and prevent the spread of the virus. This clip shown here is a complication of some of these including a variety of dubbed and subtitled cartoons and films as well as the children's own instruction videos. |
MOJA KIDS NEWSLETTERS
MOJA KIDS NO.6March 12, 2020
Children from Kutupalong, Doharazi and Cox's Bazar share their talents and experiences including helping in a tea shop, drawing with chalk, making paper flowers and learning English rhymes.
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MOJA KIDS NO.4Dec 23, 2019
Moja Kids take a trip to Kutupalong refugee camp where Rohingya students show their activities and perform their talents. We also see the first reaction of Cox's Bazar students to seeing their newsletters on the big screen.
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MOJA KIDS NO.3Nov 30, 2019
Moja Kids 3rd video production is packed full of songs and dances, along with their first set of interviews with students in the Doharazi slum area.
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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
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