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Coloring Books

Coloring is such a simple, fun activity that reaches children all over the world! We provide a platform for children to bring more color into this world, one coloring book at a time.

Here’s why we do it:

Art Therapy

Refugee children suffer from conflict-related trauma, which severely harms their mental health and stalls the learning process.

Coloring is a therapeutic activity that is proven to aid in the trauma healing process.

Inclusivity

Our coloring books are multicultural to promote diversity and inclusive learning. We conduct in-depth research to ensure proper representation of each culture.

Creativity

Marginalized children have very few educational or creative activities.
We provide a platform for creativity to ensure children have the opportunity to express themselves.

NGOs working with Rohingya refugees

We print and deliver directly to Cox’s Bazar! Scroll down to see our Rohingya coloring book and request a sample. Let us know how many books you need and we’ll get you a price quote.

Individual Supporters

Interested in supporting our Coloring Book projects?

Check out our latest campaign below!

Christmas Coloring Campaign

Available Coloring Books

Focus Community: Rohingya

Languages: Rohingya & English

Rohingya Coloring Book

Topic: Places

Rafiq and Hazara take you on a journey to show all of their favorite places! They have a beautiful community with so many colorful places. We just need someone to color it all in!

Places include:

Our Community
Our Market
Our Classroom
Our House
Our Road
Our Jungle
Our Boats
Our Garden
Our City
Our Farm
Our Festivals

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We deliver to Cox's Bazar!

Are you working with Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh? Request a sample and let us know how many books you need. We’ll deliver it directly to your office in Cox’s Bazar.

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“This is the first time I have ever seen my people in cartoon! Now I can color them in however I like.”

— Rohingya woman, Wisconsin

“For those who are illiterate, the pictures were important because they understood the issues through the pictures.”

— Imam, Rohingya refugee camp

“I’m already waiting for the next Rohingya coloring book.”

— Rohingya child, Wisconsin

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