Hardwired

In Vaso Pashë Shkodrani School, Hardwired’s lessons on respect for human dignity and inherent rights reached more than 200 students this year. And with 12 teachers equipped there, they can share these lessons each year with hundreds more children so they can become champions for freedom and dignity across Kosovo.

One of the students shared:

“Fruitopia has helped me a lot in learning how to cooperate with others, and it has also taught me about friendship that if we have a disagreement, we should solve it peacefully without arguments.”

Last month, at 8 Marsi School, students brought the stage to life with energy and enthusiasm as they performed “Growing Together” for family and peers. The school director, Leonora Shoshi, shared how the school is proud to be part of projects such as those organized by Hardwired Global because education should not focus only on educating minds, but also hearts teaching students to accept and respect one another despite their differences. We’re grateful for her leadership throughout this year-long project!

Last month, at Xhemail Kada School, students delivered a thoughtful and engaging performance of Hardwired’s signature play, “Growing Together”, that reflected both their talent and the effort invested throughout the year-long project. Through their roles and interactions on stage, they explored themes of respect, human dignity, and pluralism capturing the attention of the audience and encouraging reflection on these important values.

One of the students said:

“This performance taught us the importance of respect, acceptance, and equality, reminding us that despite our differences, we are all the same and deserve to feel included. We want to create a better environment where everyone feels valued, united as one community without discrimination or differences.”