Girls participating in RTP games in Jerash, Jordan. Jordan is home to three million Palestinians, of which at least 400,000 are considered refugees and living in semi-permanent “camps”. We visited what would be the first of many camp visits over the next few days in Jerash. Jerash, famous for ancient Read more…
Horse-drawn carriage meanders through the Sik. I didn’t know what a Siq was until my Right To Play colleagues and I discovered Petra: the sandstone, ancient city that was once a main trade thoroughfare between Damascus and Arabia, and is now Jordan’s greatest tourism attraction. The Siq is a Read more…
Me on a camel in Aqaba, Jordan – country’s only sea port town. You know you’re traveling with seasoned adventurers when a camel shows up outside your restaurant in Aqaba and you’re the only one remotely interested or grabbing for her camera. Thus starts day one of my adventure in Read more…