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Solidarity in Times of CrisisCEFR B1

15 Nov 2025

Adapted from Hilal Sahin, Global Voices CC BY 3.0

Photo by Frederick Shaw, Unsplash

AI-assisted adaptation of the original article, simplified for language learners.

In times of crisis, standing together is essential. Our lives are interconnected, and understanding this can help prevent future tragedies. When basic needs such as food and healthcare are met, communities thrive and remain stable.

Responses to crises must be informed and compassionate. For example, when one region faces a drought, it can lead to higher food prices elsewhere. Communication is key; outrage spreads faster than facts, leading to confusion and fear.

Investing in people's needs can prevent bigger crises. This means providing school meals and financial support to help families. By working together across borders, we can create safer communities and enhance our global solidarity.

Finally, we must act. Small actions can lead to meaningful change, whether it’s raising awareness or supporting local initiatives. This isn’t just about generosity; it’s about recognizing our shared humanity.

Difficult words

  • crisisA time of difficulty or danger.
    crises
  • essentialVery important and necessary.
  • interconnectedHaving a connection with each other.
  • communitiesGroups of people living in the same area.
  • supportTo help someone or something.
  • solidarityUnity or agreement of feeling among individuals.
  • initiativeAn important new plan or idea.
    initiatives

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Discussion questions

  • Why is it important to understand our interconnectedness?
  • How can we enhance global solidarity?
  • In what ways can small actions create meaningful change?

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