Self-portrait drawing offers a safe and supportive space where they can explore their identity, feelings, and inner world without fear or pressure.

What can we learn from these children’s lives? And how will the world respond to an entire generation growing up under the shadow of genocide?

The PHRC has produced and published The Witness, an archival book that brings together drawings and testimonies by children in Gaza.

These are the words of children living in Gaza today. Their wishes for 2026 are simple: a clean place with electricity to live in, a home to sleep in instead of a tent, a school to return to, time with relatives and friends, and moments of normal childhood.

A theatre show written and performed by our children, ages 9–12, created over 10 sessions (3 hours each) as part of the Storytelling & Theatre Path.

Step by step, we try together to rebuild life for our children emerging from the devastation, who have lost so much. This will not be easy, but a great mountain begins with a small stone.