When Rana Shabb was barely a teenager, she witnessed something no child should ever have to see: war. The experience changed her life forever, and ultimately led her to a career in peacebuilding with The Carter Center. In this episode, Rana talks about growing up in Beirut, Lebanon, and Houston, Texas. She also discusses the Carter Center's commitment to the Middle East, using data to help demining efforts in Syria, and the work she and her colleagues do so that children all over the world can learn and play in peace.

When Rana Shabb was barely a teenager, she witnessed something no child should ever have to see: war. The experience changed her life forever, and ultimately led her to a career in peacebuilding with The Carter Center.   In this episode, Rana talks about growing up in Beirut, Lebanon, and Houston, Texas. She also discusses the Carter Center's commitment to the Middle East, using data to help demining efforts in Syria, and the work she and her colleagues do so that children all over the world can learn and play in peace.

'Even Today, I Hate Fireworks'

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