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Rohingya Children · Myanmar
Stateless and Homeless Through Birth
The first to see the magic - the last to lose hope
Roya · Afghanistan
Our Lives Before: The Unthinkable Happened
In the constitution, on paper, women have equal rights with men, but in reality, they have no rights there.
Sudan
On the Streets of Paris
Until contention, rumors of conflict, angry politics and war triggered fear and anxiety
Amina · Syria
Belonging: A Math Teacher and a Mother
I have missed three years of their lives. I will never get them back.
Ali · Afghanistan
The Journey: I Crossed the Mountainous Border
I kept thinking, "I will be dead; I'm not going to make it!"
Leonard · Democratic Republic of the Congo
Our Lives Before: Born a Survivor
Forced to be a rebel then a spy, Leonard was protected by the pygmies
Amina · Syria
Leaving Aleppo
Amina is one of countless indomitable refugee mothers in the world
Afghanistan
Sunset Run For Refugees, D.C.
Refugees and advocates ran or walked from George Washington University to Lincoln Memorial (approximately 2 miles) as part of an annual event in celebration of World Refugee Day. An Afghan family from Kabul seeking refuge in Frankfurt, Germany, would have to walk almost 4300 miles. That distance is the equivalent of walking from Boston, Massachusettes to San Diego, California, then up the West Coast past Seattle, Washington to the Canadian border.
Iraq
Using Personal Experiences to Help Refugee Women
Women of the World
A West African Country
This is What They Did to Me
The people of Europe, they that think that we just came here to look for money. No!
Germany
I Organized a Refugee Support Group
In the end you will be judged by the fullness of your heart.
United States
She Established a Library for Refugees
I’m thankful to be a small part of this.
Alex · Nigeria
The Journey: My Drawings Show Sorrows Along the Way
The people that transport you, they don’t show love.
Christine Dolan · United Kingdom
I Was Called the Sock Ambassador
There are many desperate people…
United States
Bikes for Refugees
“We’re your friends, so let’s break down the walls”
The Art Creates Support for Families and Children
When I dropped off my first carload … I asked, “May I stay and help?”
Linar · Afghanistan
We Were Stuck Between Two Patrols
We only had enough to get this far, here in Greece. Now we’re stuck.
Asad · Afghanistan
Belonging: You Are Safe
You have to have faith and trust in humanity.
Rhenald · Libya
Belonging: My Dream is to Help People Make Life Better
Everyone has his own road and his own destiny.
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