PBS Frontline Features 'The Camp Ayandeh Story'
PBS Frontline's Tehran Bureau interviews Narges Bajoghli, Co-Founder of IAAB, about the creation of Camp Ayandeh and the important role it plays within the Iranian diaspora community.
Bajoghli's interview appears as part of an article written by Arash Karami entitled "Empowering Iranian American Youth: The Camp Ayandeh Story." As Bajoghli explains, "We are not in this because 'youth' has become a buzzword recently, or because there are foundation grants available to create such programming. We started this program as youth ourselves, because we deeply believe in youth empowerment, and because we want to see our young people pushing the boundaries, asking the tough questions, being confident, and shaking up the status quo."
To read the full interview by Arash Karami, visit IAAB's Media Center or PBS Frontline's Tehran Bureau.
PBS Frontline's Tehran Bureau interviews Narges Bajoghli, Co-Founder of IAAB, about the creation of Camp Ayandeh and the important role it plays within the Iranian diaspora community.Bajoghli's interview appears as part of an article written by Arash Karami entitled "Empowering Iranian American Youth: The Camp Ayandeh Story." As Bajoghli explains, "We are not in this because 'youth' has become a buzzword recently, or because there are foundation grants available to create such programming. We started this program as youth ourselves, because we deeply believe in youth empowerment, and because we want to see our young people pushing the boundaries, asking the tough questions, being confident, and shaking up the status quo."
To read the full interview by Arash Karami, visit IAAB's Media Center or PBS Frontline's Tehran Bureau.