#message4peace - Suggested Interview Questions

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#message4peace

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Suggested Interview Questions

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What prompted you to walk 600 miles across Europe to try to help end the war in Syria, and how do you hope to accomplish this?
Many people feel hopeless and overwhelmed by the situation in Syria. How can a campaign such as #message4peace make a difference?
What are the seven different ways that people can send a #message4peace?
Who will receive the messages for peace you are collecting in Geneva and what effect do you hope the campaign will have on the peace talks?
The war has killed a quarter of a million people and displaced 13.5 million Syrians, more than half the population. Why do you think the world turned a blind eye for so long?
There is a lot of fear and misunderstanding regarding Syrian refugees who have flooded into Europe, yet these refugees have had nothing to do with the terrorist attacks in Brussels and Paris. What do you want people to know about the refugees that they may not understand?
Why do you say the Syrian war has “toxic consequences for the rest of the world?”
Your organization iguacu (SAY igwah-soo) is a global platform that provides free guidance for people who want to help ease humanitarian crises. What is the most important thing for people to do after they send their #message4peace?
iguacu (SAY igwah-soo) has produced a video showing three times in which ordinary people came together in large numbers to change history. What were these and where can people see the video?
You say the Syrian war fuels the terrorist threat worldwide – that the Syrian crisis is a global crisis. How does a war in Syria threaten us here at home?
You have had some adventures and challenges on your walk across Europe. What kinds of things have happened?
What kinds of responses have you gotten from people along the way?
What has most surprised you on your journey?

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