TED: Don't feel sorry for refugees -- believe in them | Luma Mufleh

The speaker shares their journey from being the child of a Syrian refugee to founding a school for refugees. They discuss the global refugee crisis, personal experiences of displacement, and the challenges of finding a new home and identity. Through community support and forming a soccer team with refugee kids, the speaker highlights resilience and the need for global responsibility in addressing the refugee crisis.

What was the reaction of the speaker's students when they learned about the TED talk?

What motivated the speaker to give a TED talk despite their fear of public speaking?

How did the speaker's grandmother influence their understanding of refugees?

What was the significance of the speaker's experience in the refugee camp as a child?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'the question where you from becomes very loaded'?

How did the speaker's identity as a refugee shape their perspective on belonging?

Describe the challenges faced by the speaker when they moved to the United States.

In what ways did the speaker's experiences with refugees inform their understanding of resilience?

What message does the speaker convey about the treatment of refugees in society?

Reflect on the speaker's statement about the shame associated with being a refugee. What does this imply?