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A Decade of Literacy Circles in Khartoum

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Dr Leila Bashir at El Fatih Literacy Circle, Khartoum

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Scenes from our Literacy Circle Jebel Awlia Slideshow 2015

More Recent Scenes from Jebel Awlia and Other Literacy Circles (click to scroll through this selection)

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Scenes from our Literacy Circles

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