GIJTR favors “learning through doing,” and provides financial and programmatic support so local partners can gain practical experience through developing their own pilot projects. In the bottom image, GIJTR participants work on a community mural in a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Often local partners then move on to mentor other local partners through South-South exchanges arranged by GIJTR. In the above photo, a Colombian organization trains Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh on visually collecting the stories of survivors as part of a GIJTR documentation project.
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How GIJTR Works
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