Tomorrow's Children is a short documentary about six Syrian children who escaped the war in Aleppo and got stuck in child labor. Following Amjad, Shrivan, Moustafa, Fatima, Rajab and Moustapha, the film explores a side of the Syrian conflict most people ignore, the effect its had on on children. Syria's children are suffering "toxic stress" from the civil war, with possible long-term effects on their psychological and physical health. This paired with the ongoing issues of forced child labor and lack of school, puts the Syrian children in a situation no children should be in.
The Film was produced by the Syrian-American Network for Aid and Development (SANAD), whose founding members were Syrian Refugees themselves. Aiming to raise awareness and money for the SANAD education fund, a program used to support the Syrian children's journey back to school and grant enrollment.
The Film was produced by the Syrian-American Network for Aid and Development (SANAD), whose founding members were Syrian Refugees themselves. Aiming to raise awareness and money for the SANAD education fund, a program used to support the Syrian children's journey back to school and grant enrollment.
SANAD
This documentary was produced by
the Syrian-American Network for Aid and Development (SANAD).
SANAD is dedicated to supporting Syrian refugees, families and children, as they escape the conflict. The word SANAD ( ْسَنَد ) comes from the Arabic language, meaning support.
the Syrian-American Network for Aid and Development (SANAD).
SANAD is dedicated to supporting Syrian refugees, families and children, as they escape the conflict. The word SANAD ( ْسَنَد ) comes from the Arabic language, meaning support.
