Zineb Benalla leads a workshop.

Participants during a teachers' workshop in Timbuktu, Mali.

Several local NGOs are now hard at work, launching projects to help rebuild Mali's social cohesion and restore peace. This is the story of one of these projects, Living Together ( Vivre ensemble ), and its efforts in Timbuktu.

There are about 4,000 ebooks dowloaded onto every donated e reader. An ongoing workshop with teachers.

Given the city's rich cultural history and the oppressive regime it endured from 2012 to 2013, these workshops could prove to be a catharsis for many residents, still living with the trauma of Timbuktu under al Qaeda.

The project hopes to procure 320 eReaders for teachers and book club members.

With eReaders, some expect teachers to do more facilitating and thematic leading than before, hopefully promoting more discussion among students.

Governments, communities and individuals look to families as the primary means for people to live together and to provide mutual care, nurturing and support.

How long that common heritage of mankind can continue to be kind to us is a question to which we must all find a collective solution. It has always been our contention that the sea can survive without us, but we cannot live without the sea.

Living Together is a book club by PAT MALI (the Program to Support the Transition in Mali), which promotes a culture of tolerance and freedom at Timbuktu's secondary schools.

I would much rather live in a slum than in a building.

The Years of Living Tactically

I want to live here.

I learned to live without her.

The concept of livelihoods is directly drawn from the Sustainable Livelihoods Approach (SLA) to international development.

I want to live in the country.

To continue to live in peace.

So, you can't live your life in fear.

I can't live without you.

I can't live without you.

I'd like to live in New York.

It is impossible to live without water.

I used to live in Boston.

Sami loved living in Cairo.

You prefer living with books.

Freedom to live in dignity

Freedom to live in dignity

You can't live without oxygen.

Living with Tom isn't easy.

Since I am the mother of the child, he should live with me.

Since I am the mother of the child, he should live with me.

Sami wanted to live in a Muslim country.

Not how to spend, but how to live . . .

Women cannot live without man

I can't live without a TV.

C. Alternative livelihoods and protecting the environment

For them, development means freedom from want, freedom from fear and hunger and, above all, freedom to live in dignity.

We couldn't live in a concentrated way simply because there was no resources.

And if we don't have fire, we actually could not live.

States Parties to the present Convention recognize the equal right of all persons with disabilities to live in the community, with choices equal to others, and shall take effective and appropriate measures to facilitate full enjoyment by persons with disabilities of this right and their full inclusion and participation in the community, including by ensuring that

The Israeli civilian population has the right to a life without fear.

Not Just Subsistence Farming

Provision of foodstuffs to the less privileged spouse

Interactive session on Freedom to live in dignity

Do you know what Tom does for a living?